JoachimS

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by JoachimS 3y ago
The official repo moved to Github in 2014: https://github.com/sebastianbiallas/ht
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by JoachimS 3y ago
The problem is that constrained devices with planned lifetimes of 20-30 years being specified today already are getting requests for inclusion, usage of PQC as well as classical algorithms. Pre-shared only works for deployments with low-ish
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by JoachimS 3y ago
Just started to read, liked this sentence: "Trying to build a quantum computer means picking up a fight with the second law of thermodynamics."
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Follow up position paper on Post-Quantum Cryptography(cyber.gouv.fr)
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by JoachimS 3y ago
If I'm not missing anything, DJB does not consider constrained devices, where the code size and execution time with two algorithms may be a problem. Unfortunately these types of devices are also the types that may have very long lifeti
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New Vulnerability Announcement on Variable Time Kyber Implementations(groups.google.com)
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by JoachimS 3y ago
But that is just hedging the bets - it does not show that the path to practical quantum computers at scale to handle real problems is feasible. We see customers getting requirement requests for using PQ safe crypto algorithms to be used in
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by JoachimS 3y ago
They really are quite beautiful. At least when they aren't submerged in liquid nitrogen. I like this picture since you probably can see what it also looks like when enclosed: https://spectrum.ieee.org/media-library&#x2F
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by JoachimS 3y ago
This sounds very interesting, and at least to me very much news. Can you please provide some links that show that the path from what we have today in terms of number of qubits, handling of noise at the number of qubits, and keeping the qubi
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by JoachimS 3y ago
AFAIK, this is basically the opposite of how it probably will pan out. Some organsations MAY someday have Quantum Computers capable of cracking some asymmetric keys (RSA). All of us will have access to cryptographic algorithms (inlcuding op
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by JoachimS 3y ago
Good point!
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by JoachimS 3y ago
Which version?
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by JoachimS 3y ago
Don't know about the United States regulatory frameworks, but in Europe, building hydro power, or big wind farms for that matter is getting hard too. Both with local protests and regulatory requirements.
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by JoachimS 3y ago
Sorry for nitpicking, but please use "M" for mega, not "m". At least be consistent.
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by JoachimS 3y ago
Still MW not GW.
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by JoachimS 3y ago
They should have included Finnish in the list, since it is a language that differs quite a bit from any other language.
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California Firm Testing Its Drones' Tech in Ukraine(eetimes.com)
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Europe Aims for Leadership Role in Quantum Computing(eetimes.com)
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by JoachimS 3y ago
The multiple screen setup from Swordfish is starting to feel old. https://www.reddit.com/r/geek/comments/1ds9en/from_the_movie...
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by JoachimS 3y ago
This triggers my OCD! Esp having a single degree off.
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by JoachimS 3y ago
Yes, the Borland TUI was pretty good. But nothing came even close to what we had on the Commodore 64 with the X-Ass Dev Kit. You could code in a nice TUI with syntax highlighting. Press a key to assemble in a split second, execute the progr
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New Security Proofs and Complexity Records for Advanced Encryption Standard(eprint.iacr.org)
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Verilog HDL and its ancestors and descendants (2020) [pdf](dl.acm.org)
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Synopsys Acquires RISC-V Processor Simulation Tools Firm(eetimes.com)
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Five Hypotheses on Cyberwarfare in the Russo-Ukrainian War (2014-2023) [pdf](foi.se)
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Silicon 100: Startups Worth Watching in 2023(eetimes.com)
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What Is Holding Back Neuromorphic Computing?(eetimes.com)
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by JoachimS 3y ago
You could use Siphash as a CSPRNG, and I have an implementation in 6502 asm: https://github.com/secworks/siphash_6502
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The Benefits of Antifuse OTP(semiengineering.com)
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Experts Sound Alarm About Manufacturing Design Data Security(eetimes.com)
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