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> The only SipHash security you get is seed hiding. Once you got it, it's insecure. Isn't that the case for every cryptographic primitive? I mean, that's sort
by atoponce 10y ago
> The only SipHash security you get is seed hiding. Once you got it, it's insecure.
Isn't that the case for every cryptographic primitive? I mean, that's sort of the point of private keys, yes? Once you have the key, you can decrypt AES ciphertext, create signatures with RSA, and forge valid MAC tags.
Not sure what point you're making here.