Collaborate Disseminate
The National Institute Of Standards and Technology was founded on March 3, 1901 as the National Bureau of Standards, taking on its current moniker in 1988. The organisation is charged by the government with ensuring the uniformity of weights and measures across the United States, and generally helping out industry, …read more
Continue reading The Mouth-Watering World Of NIST Standard Foods
In September, Forensic Focus was invited to sit in on a meeting of the Scientific Working Group on Digital Evidence (SWGDE). The third and final meeting of 2020 was held virtually — just as the previous meeting, in June, had … Read more Th… Continue reading Community In Collaboration: The Scientific Working Group On Digital Evidence
Please assume that I use some FOSS, SaaS, public key && passwordized private key protected password vault program to primarily store passwords of websites I rarely use (such as Q&A websites or free content enterprises), which a… Continue reading Is there a standard about storing the password of a bank’s website bank-account-management-account in a password vault?
Despite the fact that many organizations are turning to outside cybersecurity specialists to protect their systems and data, bringing in a third-party provider remains just a piece of the security jigsaw. For some businesses, working with a technology … Continue reading Technology solutions providers must empower end users to improve cybersecurity standards
Which Cryptographic Message Standards are recommended to ensure cryptographic agility in the future and good adapotion trough different programming languages (.NET and Go)?
(PublicKey with authenticated symetric encryption)
I doesn’t want … Continue reading Whch Cryptographic Standard ensures cryptographic agility and good adapotion
The title really says it all. I’m starting to dig a little bit into computer security and from what I’ve watched or from what I have read in books or articles there’s always a mention of basic smart cards (e.g. Chapter 3, “Scenarios for Us… Continue reading What does a TPM have in common with smart cards?
In the dawning of the IBM PC era, the computer case was a heavy, stout thing. These were industrial machines, built with beefy paddle power switches, and weighing as much as a ton of bricks. Painted in only the ugliest beige, they set the tone for PC design for the …read more
Continue reading PC Cases Are Still Stuck In The Dark Ages, But We Can Fix This
For OEM selling high volume global connected consumer electronics products, I am reviewing best practices for setting up a dedicated corporate network security community emergency response team (CERT) for identifying security vulnerabiliti… Continue reading Best Practices / Standards / Tools for an OEM Vulnerability CERT? [closed]
There are clear benefits of 5G SIM capabilities to protect the most prominent personal data involved in mobile communications, according to the Trusted Connectivity Alliance. Addressing privacy risks The IMSI, known as a Subscription Permanent Identifi… Continue reading Recommendations to enhance subscriber privacy in 5G
Diffie-Hellman won’t really work here, since only one side has a public key, one side has the private. It must be this way to prevent decryption when the data is at-rest on one of the sides before transmission.
Currently, I am using RSA-20… Continue reading Is there a standard approach for serializing an RSA encrypted AES key alongside the AES payload itself?