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Now all the crypto code in a binary is - easily identifiable and more easily attackable - because of the extra prefix byte, less likely to fit in cache and mo
by tenebrisalietum 4y ago
Now all the crypto code in a binary is
- easily identifiable and more easily attackable
- because of the extra prefix byte, less likely to fit in cache and more likely to suffer performance
and also I can't make existing, well tested crypto code in binary form on critical systems I don't want to update yet run in constant time.