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by isido 4y ago
A link to the report: https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/ir/2022/NIST.IR.8413.pdf
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NIST announces first PQC algoritms to be standardized(groups.google.com)
182 points by isido 4y ago|127 comments
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by isido 6y ago
I have been involved in the same projects furthering open access within Finnish universities as the corresponding author has, and I think the aim of the study is not make OA look bad, but to make it better by finding its shortcomings and th
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Do Androids dream of equal security?(blog.f-secure.com)
2 points by isido 6y ago|0 comments
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by isido 6y ago
This article is probably not aimed at Rust beginners and you shouldn't shy away from Rust, if you feel that you cannot possibly ever understand the lifetimes. The perspective of the article seems to stem from the author's own lear
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by isido 7y ago
I think this is the published paper which contains the same vulnerabilites mentioned in the first link.
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Two methods for exploiting speculative control flow hijacks [pdf](usenix.org)
3 points by isido 7y ago|0 comments
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Bluekeep Technical Analysis(github.com)
1 points by isido 7y ago|0 comments
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by isido 7y ago
It is really nice when using mouse, but with trackpad, it is unfortunately not as convenient.
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Hundreds of German Lawmakers Targeted in Mass Cyber Attack(news.vice.com)
1 points by isido 8y ago|0 comments
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Self-encrypting deception: weaknesses in the encryption of solid state drives [pdf](ru.nl)
1 points by isido 8y ago|0 comments
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by isido 9y ago
A good, but difficult question - it's difficult to quantize complexity. Both languages have aim that their users can have much as much control as possible, even if it entails complexity in the language desing. Perhaps one answer could
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by isido 9y ago
Generally, you need to know the operating systems and hardware work together. And then depending on the details, you might need to know C and assembly. In this case, you need to have good understanding on how modern processors do performa
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by isido 10y ago
In Poland, the ruling party (Party of Law and Justice) is a right-wing, populist party, which has tried to nominate/replace judges and to some extent, control the media. EU is has voiced concerns, but Poland's democratic processes
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Attack of the Week: 64 bit ciphers in TLS(blog.cryptographyengineering.com)
6 points by isido 10y ago|1 comments
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Satoshi-saga Continues: Tulip-trust trustee expected to appear by September(bitcoinmagazine.com)
2 points by isido 10y ago|0 comments
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by isido 10y ago
Publishers probably cannot keep up with the current revenue levels, especially since the university library funding is constantly decreasing. And besides Scihub, there are emerging institutional solutions to this problem, like research fund
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by isido 10y ago
Does anyone know the logic behind the version numbering? 4.0x's seem to have pretty major changes between them. And what's the leading zero?
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by isido 10y ago
Interesting. Not being that familiar with Nix(OS), how much of a moving target Nix is? Can you do these kinds of things with stable versions or do you need to keep up with HEAD?
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by isido 10y ago
With golang, it is incredibly easy to get productive fast. It's like modernized, safe C with good standard library and trivial deployment. Those are pretty good selling points for getting stuff actually done. Using Haskell for similar
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by isido 11y ago
Now that the cat's out of the bag, could the esteemed hacker(s) just post the source code, so that we can see how it was implemented :) (j/k)
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by isido 11y ago
At the end of the article: Our next post examines how much urine splashes back on you when you use a urinal. The range of articles is... interesting.
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by isido 11y ago
I don't remember exactly how I got started, probably by trying to replicate what bigger kids were doing with "intros" and demos. I don't know what would nowadays be a simple enough starting point. But I remember William
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by isido 11y ago
I agree. What I meant was that the title "Reverse Engineering for Beginners" might imply that this material would guide the reader from the beginning. Having background in 6502 assembly (thank you, Vic-20!) I didn't have that
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by isido 11y ago
This site and accompanying book ( http://beginners.re/Reverse_Engineering_for_Beginners-en.pdf ) seem a nice effort. Briefly reading the book, it seems that you need to be an intermediate or advanced beginner, or know somethi
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by isido 11y ago
Yeah. Sadly, plain text email seems to be endangered species. But perhaps there is still hope, markdown and pals have made some inroads as all around useful document formats.
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by isido 11y ago
What are the main gripes against Docker? Security is one that I hear a lot, but is a bunch of Docker containers somehow inherently more insecure than running the same apps on the same host? Docker seems to be moving forward really fast and
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The Dukes: 7 years of Russian cyber-espionage(labsblog.f-secure.com)
53 points by isido 11y ago|10 comments
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by isido 11y ago
I'm not sure if SML can catch up with OCaml's nice tooling (opam, merlin, Core, etc...), even if it feels a bit cleaner language to me. A Shame, but merits of a programming language are not proportional to its success. Edit. Oh, a
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by isido 12y ago
Has the battle against HTML emails been lost?

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