kientuong114

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   Breaking and Fixing Content-Defined Chunking(blog.ktruong.dev)

   4 points by kientuong114 2y ago|0 comments
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   by kientuong114 2y ago

   Dropbox introduced this feature in April 2024 [1]. The CCS deadline was just a couple of days later; there was no chance of analyzing it meaningfully before then. [1] https://blog.dropbox.com/topics/company/new-sol
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   by kientuong114 2y ago

   NextCloud has already been analyzed by some great people ( https://eprint.iacr.org/2024/546 ).
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   by kientuong114 2y ago

   The right answer is not always about straight-out security: 2048-bit RSA is not broken and won't be broken for the foreseeable future, but we know that it is much less efficient and more error-prone than e.g. ECDH. So why suggest the f
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   by kientuong114 2y ago

   The point is that any random byte string can be decoded by Elligator to become a point matching the curve equation. This means that such a check is virtually useless and tells you nothing about whether there is a hidden key exchange happe
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   by kientuong114 3y ago

   > It's because I believe power ultimately thrives on information asymetry, and the encryption only amplifies this asymetry. Quite the opposite, I find. In fact, the government has the infrastructure and political power necessary for
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   by kientuong114 4y ago

   How would you run queries over that?