Collaborate Disseminate
Last November, Tesla open-sourced parts of its charging infrastructure, not-so-humbly unveiling it as the North American Charging Standard (NACS). It’s finally taking off with a number of manufacturers signing on. …read more Continue reading An Unexpected Upset in EV Charging Standards
Businesses have been using artificial intelligence for years, and while machine learning (ML) models have often been taken from open-source repositories and built into business-specific systems, model provenance and assurance have not always necessaril… Continue reading AI: Interpreting regulation and implementing good practice
In this Help Net Security video, Tracy Reinhold, Chief Security Officer at Everbridge, talks about ISO 31030, the officially recognized International Standard for travel risk management, guiding how to manage risks to organizations and travelers. The g… Continue reading Strengthening travel safety protocols with ISO 31030
Well, we guess it had to happen eventually — Ford is putting plans in place to make its vehicles capable of self-repossession. At least it seems so from a patent …read more Continue reading Hackaday Links: March 5, 2023
ASCON is the name of the group of lightweight authenticated encryption and hashing algorithms that the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has chosen to secure the data generated by Internet of Things (IoT) devices: implanted med… Continue reading NIST chooses encryption algorithms for lightweight IoT devices
Anyone who has ever made a living writing code has probably had some version of the following drilled into their head: “Always write your code so the next person can …read more Continue reading Retrotechtacular: Critical Code Reading, 70s Style
I’m developing a web application for a critical infrastructure facility. They want the web application as per some standards, these include
Maximum number of rows that a table could have at once
Colors that should be used to show an alert… Continue reading Standards for UI being used at Critical infrastructure facility [migrated]
Multi Factor Authentication is obviously a lifesaver for passwords, so things that can easily leak (peeking, guessing, stealing, …). A second/third/… factor of another kind considerably reduces the risk.
This is less obvious for hardwa… Continue reading Do you know of a reasonable study on MFA value as a function of the nature of the first factor?
In his talk "Keynote address: securing the individual" at authenticate2020 (around 23:44), Whit Diffie asks
"ever wonder why an app can come on and grab your whole screen? There’s a whole set of standards to resist that. Th… Continue reading Standard for "secure workstations" resisting screen grabs
I’m totally lost with is standard RSASSA-PKCS1-v1_5.
I have commands that signs document and checks signature below.
openssl dgst -sha256 -sign private-key.pem -out aaa.txt.sha256 aaa.txt
openssl dgst -sha256 -verify public-key.pem -signa… Continue reading Sign according RSASSA-PKCS1-v1_5 standard