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Category Archives: Cryptography

Free coffee! Dutch researcher hacks prepaid vending machines

February 4 2021 By Paul Ducklin in Cryptography, Security, Vulnerability

Only try this at home, folks! As easy as it might look, it's illegal in the wild, with good reason.

GnuPG crypto library can be pwned during decryption – patch now!

January 31 2021 By Paul Ducklin in Cryptography, Exploit, Security, Vulnerability

Many, if not most, Linux distros will be affected. Users of other operating systems should check for software that uses libgcrypt.

S3 Ep17: Facemasks, hidden ads and paranormal hacking [Podcast]

January 28 2021 By Paul Ducklin in Apple, Cryptography, iOS, Podcast, Privacy, Ransomware, Security

Latest podcast - listen now! And don't forget to leave us a review if you like us...

S3 Ep15: Titan keys, Mimecast certs and Solarwinds [Podcast]

January 14 2021 By Paul Ducklin in Cryptography, Podcast, Security

Latest episode. Listen now!

Cloning Google Titan 2FA keys

January 12 2021 By Bruce Schneier in Cryptography, Google, Security

This is a clever side-channel attack:

The cloning works by using a hot air gun and a scalpel to remove the plastic key casing and expose the NXP Read more

Naked Security Live – HTTPS: do we REALLY need it?

January 11 2021 By Paul Ducklin in Cryptography, Privacy, Security

Here's the latest Naked Security Live video talk - watch now, and please share with your friends!

Google Titan security keys hacked by French researchers

January 11 2021 By Paul Ducklin in Cryptography, Google, Security

Researchers can now made software copies of Google's "unclonable" Titan security keys - but not yet undetectably.

Extracting Personal Information from Large Language Models Like GPT-2

January 7 2021 By Bruce Schneier in Cryptography, cybersecurity, data protection, Security

Researchers have been able to find all sorts of personal information within GPT-2. This information was part of the training data, and can be extracted with the right sorts...

Chrome browser has a New Year’s resolution: HTTPS by default

January 5 2021 By Paul Ducklin in Cryptography, Google, Mozilla, Security

If snooping and falsifying web traffic is so easy when plain old HTTP is used, why do we still have HTTP at all?

Get back into the cybersecurity groove for 2021

December 31 2020 By Paul Ducklin in Cryptography, Privacy, Security, Security threats

5 articles that help you become an expert, without needing you to be an expert to read them in the first place

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Category Archives: Cryptography

Free coffee! Dutch researcher hacks prepaid vending machines

GnuPG crypto library can be pwned during decryption – patch now!

S3 Ep17: Facemasks, hidden ads and paranormal hacking [Podcast]

S3 Ep15: Titan keys, Mimecast certs and Solarwinds [Podcast]

Cloning Google Titan 2FA keys

Naked Security Live – HTTPS: do we REALLY need it?

Google Titan security keys hacked by French researchers

Extracting Personal Information from Large Language Models Like GPT-2

Chrome browser has a New Year’s resolution: HTTPS by default

Get back into the cybersecurity groove for 2021

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