Top news in 60 seconds from NakedSecurity posted March 2015
A nice recap of the week in 60seconds thanks to Naked Security
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Here are some random popular articles:
- - How did length extension attacks made it into SHA-2?
- - Zero'ing memory, compiler optimizations and memset_s
- - The Strobe Protocol Framework
- - BEAST: An Explanation of the CBC Attack on TLS
- - TLS, Pre-Master Secrets and Master Secrets
- - The 9 Lives of Bleichenbacher's CAT: New Cache ATtacks on TLS Implementations
- - Fault attacks on RSA's signatures
Here are some random recent articles:
- - The case against slashing?
- - From plookup to mvlookup (logup)
- - Two And A Half Coins #9 - Tradfi, Banks, SWIFT, CBDCs, with Xavier Lavayssière and Clément Berthou
- - Two And A Half Coins #7 - It's time to talk about Ethereum
- - A note on the elliptic curve pairing checks in zero-knowledge proofs
- - Some news from founding a startup (zkSecurity)
- - Two And A Half Coins #8 - Consensus protocols, Bitcoin, Fastpay, and Linera with Mathieu Baudet
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