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From your site (attributed to cure53): "Cyph provides security from a broad range of cryptographic attacks" From the actual conclusion: "Cyph claims to provide
by yaur 11y ago
From your site (attributed to cure53):
"Cyph provides security from a broad range of cryptographic attacks"
From the actual conclusion:
"Cyph claims to provide security from a broad range of cryptographic attacks"
Whats the deal here?
- eganist 11y agoGood catch. Mario actually provided a marketable quote via email (signed and all). Although that quote is intended as a one-sentence summary of Mario's report, it's not strictly a quote out of the report as much as it is strictly a quote from Mario. Therefore, the source on the quote might more accurately be attributed as "Mario Heiderich in summarizing the Cure53 pentest report." The thinking there was that there wasn't a good way to quote any single part of the report without introducing unnecessary and/or fishy ellipses, because although the point of the rest of the conclusion is that it confirms the claim made by Cyph, there wasn't a readily available standalone sentence in there which could go on the front page. Background: I advised Cyph on AppSec topics on behalf of Mach37 as a mentor, and I helped coordinate the Cure53 pentest. I'm the one who sourced the quote. Give me a few moments (or days; we'll see) for me to find a good way to publicly and non-repudiably present the exact source of the quote. Edit: Signed statement: http://pastebin.com/HcL5bneg http://pastebin.com/HcL5bneg Key: https://keybase.io/cure53 https://keybase.io/cure53 Hat tip to Mario (https://twitter.com/0x6d6172696f https://twitter.com/0x6d6172696f)