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You don’t get it clearly. They’re playing dirty. At best the FOIA will receive a document made on the fly with nothing of value. The rules don’t apply to the NS
by what-imright 4y ago
You don’t get it clearly. They’re playing dirty. At best the FOIA will receive a document made on the fly with nothing of value. The rules don’t apply to the NSA. You can do exactly nothing. But NIST, you can do something about - reject any standard they approve. It’s your choice what algorithm you use, and we know NIST will select a broken algorithm for the NSA, so just ignore their ‘standard’.
The best solution is using layers of crypto, trusting no single algorithm.
- tptacek 4y agoYou should tell Bernstein that! Your logic implies he's wasting his time with the suit.
- simsla 4y ago"You shouldn't fight because the baddies are strong!" is a horrible argument in my book. Discouraging and disparaging other people's attempts is even worse.
- what-imright 4y agoI’m not saying don’t fight. I’m saying don’t let your opponent define the rules of the game.
- what-imright 4y agohe is