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by cryptbe 13y ago
Glad that you like Dan Boneh's crypto class. I made the programming exercises :-).
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by cryptbe 14y ago
I walked into a high school CS class, again without any advance notice. The class was working on the assignment below (partially translated by their teacher for my benefit afterwards). Given a data file describing a maze with diagonal wall
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by cryptbe 14y ago
You use too many ",", and they make your writing hard to understand. Use shorter sentences, and consider replacing "," with a full stop.
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by cryptbe 14y ago
I'm so surprised that the security consideration section has no reference to CRIME [1], which has made Google and Mozilla to turn off SPDY's header compression in Chrome and Firefox. [1] https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/11eBmGiHbYcHR
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by cryptbe 14y ago
Pretty nice demo. The fullscreen notification can be fake with either bankofarnerica.com or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IDN_homograph_attack .
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by cryptbe 14y ago
Problem 1 in Stanford's crypto class [1]: Data compression is often used in data storage or transmission. Suppose you want to use data compression in conjunction with encryption. Does it make more sense to A. Compress the data and then encr
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by cryptbe 14y ago
> Hollywood "guess the password one character at a time" animations Did you see the BEAST attack? Exactly one byte at a time: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTqAIDVUvrU
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by cryptbe 14y ago
It seems like you either didn't actually read the RFC or read but didn't understand, then made a fuss out of your ignorance. SRP uses SHA1, but not just that. Here is the relevant part of the RFC [1]: The host stores user passwords as trip
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by cryptbe 15y ago
I'm surprised that nobody's mentioned that X86 and ARM are instruction set architectures, not microarchitectures.
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by cryptbe 16y ago
The video is out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yghiC_U2RaM