Kevin Collier is a CNN reporter who covers cybersecurity, surveillance, and politics. He has recently sent out a wave of tweets calling out media outlets on propagating news based on a misu… Read More
China has finally emerged with its own cryptocurrency- DCEP(digital currency electronic payment). The Red Dragon had well planned the currency, the hint of which was given by China’s… Read More
Political ads in social media have been playing a very crucial role now a days.
Blockchain is the technology behind the digital currency aspects like cryptocurrency, bitcoin etc.
CEO of twi… Read More
Google, has its sights on financial services which likely to have a significant impact on the Bitcoin.
The Project, Cache likely to be launched Next year by google in partnership with Citig… Read More
The update split into two parts, hosted off the main network.
Charles Hoskinson, CEO, IOHK uploaded an AMA about the confusion surrounding the updates.
The world of cryptocurrency forever re… Read More
The latest to join the list of companies to come under the radar of false privacy claims happens to be probably the most talked about blockchain protocol in the crypto world, MimbleWimble(M… Read More
Vitalik Buterin, the confounder of Etherium presents a profound analysis where he precisely addresses every problem that the cryptocurrency is facing today and may face in the time coming… Read More
Quantum technology is an emerging field of engineering and physics. This technology works on the principle of quantum physics. It creates various practical applications such a… Read More
Cryptocurrency is a digital asset designed to work as a medium of exchange that uses strong cryptography in order to secure financial transactions, control the creation of additional units… Read More
Suppose you need to encrypt data between two peer-to-peer devices over an untrusted medium (i.e. the Internet), and you have an authenticated low-bandwidth channel that can be used to send a… Read More
Who better to learn about digital signatures from? Art by Kyume
Let’s talk about digital signature algorithms.
Digital signature algorithms are one of the coolest ideas to come o… Read More
In 2017, cryptography researchers from Kudelski Security demonstrated practical fault attacks against EdDSA (specifically Ed25519; RFC 8032).
Their techniques are also applicable to Dete… Read More
If you’re reading this wondering if you should stop using AES-GCM in some standard protocol (TLS 1.3), the short answer is “No, you’re fine”.
I specialize in secur… Read More
A paper was published on the IACR’s ePrint archive yesterday, titled LadderLeak: Breaking ECDSA With Less Than One Bit of Nonce Leakage.
The ensuing discussion on /r/crypto led to s… Read More
A question I get asked frequently is, “How did you learn cryptography?”
I could certainly tell everyone my history as a self-taught programmer who discovered cryptography when… Read More
Entanglement is one of the biggest mysteries of modern atomic physics. The laws governed by our understanding of the quantum mechanical world are consistent with the results that we have got… Read More
Despite the awesomeness and diversity that the furry fandom offers the world, there is a very narrow subset of furry content creation that has attained popular appeal within our community… Read More
There are a lot of random topics I’ve wanted to write about since I started Dhole Moments, and for one reason or another, haven’t actually written about. I know from past experie… Read More
If you see the letters GNU in a systems design, and that system intersects with cryptography, I can almost guarantee that it will be badly designed to an alarming degree.
This is as true… Read More
There seems to be a lot of interest among software developers in the various cryptographic building blocks (block ciphers, hash functions, etc.), and more specifically how they stack up agai… Read More
Earlier this week, NIST announced Round 3 of the Post-Quantum Cryptography project and published their rationale for selecting from the Round 2 candidates.
NIST did something clever this… Read More
If you’re ever tasked with implementing a cryptography feature–whether a high-level protocol or a low-level primitive–you will have to take special care to ensure you&rsquo… Read More
Since the IETF’s CFRG decided to recommend OPAQUE as a next-generation Password Authenticated Key Exchange, there has been a lot of buzz in the cryptography community about committing… Read More
Spyware written for educational institutions to flex their muscles of control over students and their families when learning from their home computer is still, categorically, spyware.
Dep… Read More
This is the first entry in a (potentially infinite) series of dead end roads in the field of cryptanalysis.
Cryptography engineering is one of many specialties within the wider field of s… Read More
Tonight on InfoSec Twitter, this gem was making the rounds:
Hello cybersecurity and election security people, I sometimes embed your tweets in the Cybersecurity 202 newsletter. Some of y… Read More
The cryptography and information security experts who read my blog probably wonder from time to time, “Why furries though?” which I’ve spent ample time answering and hopefu… Read More
Zoom recently announced that they were going to make end-to-end encryption available to all of their users–not just customers.
Our new end-to-end encryption (E2EE) feature is now a… Read More
We’ve more-or-less all been coping with the pandemic since early March.
During this time, I’ve seen a lot of people stressed and depressed to their breaking points, usually wh… Read More
Governments are back on their anti-encryption bullshit again.
Between the U.S. Senate’s “EARN IT” Act, the E.U.’s slew of anti-encryption proposals, and Australia… Read More
Imagine you’re a software developer, and you need to authenticate users based on a username and password.
If you’re well-read on the industry standard best practices, you&rsqu… Read More
A few years ago, when the IETF’s Crypto Forum Research Group was deeply entrenched in debates about elliptic curves for security (which eventually culminated in RFC 7748 and RFC 8032)… Read More
Bitcoin é uma criptomoeda descentralizada ou um dinheiro digital para transações ponto-a-ponto (peer-to-peer electronic cash system) apresentada em 2007, na lista de di… Read More
Cryptographers and cryptography engineers love to talk about the latest attacks and how to mitigate them. LadderLeak breaks ECDSA with less than 1 bit of nonce leakage? Raccoon attack brings… Read More
Normally when you see an article that talks about cryptocurrency come across your timeline, you can safely sort it squarely into two camps: For and Against. If you’re like me, you migh… Read More
Allen Gwinn is a Professor of Practice at the Southern Methodist University’s Cox School of Business. In a recent article published by The Hill, Allen Gwinn shared his bad opinions abo… Read More
Previously on Dead Ends in Cryptanalysis, we talked about length-extension attacks and precisely why modern hash functions like SHA-3 and BLAKE2 aren’t susceptible.
The art and scie… Read More
NIST opened public comments on SP 800-108 Rev. 1 (the NIST recommendations for Key Derivation Functions) last month. The main thing that’s changed from the original document published… Read More
As a cutting-edge technology, block chain technology has broad application prospects in various fields. In the era of digitalization, intelligence and networking, the use of block chain feat… Read More
In the spirit of my 2020 recap, I thought it’d be fun to look back at everything that happened on this blog in 2021.
Controversy Strikes
The year opened with my most controversia… Read More
“We are committed to protecting the data originally owned by individuals (enterprises) and building a decentralized data autonomous world, so as to realize the sharing of data value.&r… Read More
Did you know that, in the Furry Fandom, the most popular choice in species for one’s fursona is actually a hybrid?
Source: FurScience
Of course, we’re not talking about tha… Read More
If you can somehow avoid using RSA (i.e. using Elliptic Curve Cryptography instead), then don’t use RSA at all. Then you can skip this blog post entirely and all is right in the world… Read More
Living and running on a peer-to-peer or blockchain network, decentralized apps have steered entrepreneurs’ —from diverse industries— to rethink mobile app development. The… Read More
Welcome to Web3! This article provides an insight into how to get started with the new and exciting world of Web3. If you have been hearing about Web3, but don't kn… Read More
Today’s Internet is a world dominated by WEB2.0, so how can we shift to the world of WEB3.0, a permissionless and trustless network?
In the WEB2.0 era, with the Internet giants as the… Read More
Earlier this year, Cendyne published A Deep Dive into Ed25519 Signatures, which covered some of the different types of digital signature algorithms, but mostly delved into the Ed25519 algori… Read More
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BitMart, a premier global digital asset trading platform, will list QANplatform on May 30, 2022. For all BitMart users, the QANX/USDT trading pair will be officially available for trading at… Read More
Nick Sarre
Nationality: United States
Nick Sarre is a cryptography scholar, information security expert, and author. Proficient in the field of encryption algorithm and information security… Read More
In the current bear market, there are only a handful of market hot spots, and some non-mainstream coins are gradually disappearing in this downturn; however, some projects with ideas an… Read More
I’ve worked in software security for a long time. One of my earliest blog posts cited my HackerOne profile as a data point for taking my opinion seriously, but I never really considere… Read More
Crypto Investment firm Manaus Investment has announced a $20 million Investment agreement with NFT’s COMMONBOX technology team.Funds from this investment will be used for COMMONBOX&rsq… Read More
New York – TimesNewswire – Recently, QTKT is now listed on Nexxico.com as an initial coin offering (ICO), aimed to raise money from first to early investors, The token will… Read More
California, the United States, has developed a more secure cryptocurrency Storage Wallet LT wallet, which can not only store safely, but also realize quantitative transactions, helping crypt… Read More
If you follow me on Twitter, you probably already knew that I attended DEFCON 30 in Las Vegas.
If you were there in person, you probably also saw this particular nerd walking around:
T… Read More
Cryptographic agility is a vaguely defined property, but is commonly understood to mean, “Able to quickly swap between cryptographic primitives in response to new attacks.”
Wi… Read More
In recent years, with the rise of blockchain technology, the era of “blockchain +” has come, and blockchain + pan-entertainment has come into being. The blockchain-based decentr… Read More
Last night, the Internet learned that Patreon fired their entire security team, abruptly.
For those asking for a primary source: https://t.co/Wja4t5QrY6Someone scoop up Emily Metcalfe (@… Read More
The Increasing Impact of Technology Innovation
Technology and tech innovation are integral parts of our lives, shaping the way we work, communicate, and live. Every year, new tech inno… Read More