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Physical Level Encryption
What types of algorithms that are capable of signing a message are out there that run on a physical level, e.g. lacking the infrastructure of a standard PC, no memory, processor or motherboard in the ...
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Tamper-proofing log files
Problem Overview
I want to securely store log files so the contents are secret, and they can't be modified without detection.
The files will be encrypted using authenticated encryption (AES in GCM ...
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How can mega store my login details and still be secure?
I understand how Mega's encryption works. For a quick summary of all those in the future looking for an answer on this... here is how it works:
Upon first signing up for an account you make a ...
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“Signing” with public key
For this question, the following caveats and assumptions hold:
There exists a 2048-bit RSA key pair used exclusively for signing/verification
The private key is kept completely private
There exists ...
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Why hash or salt when signing?
I've seen an example of how to sign using RSA. Besides the signing itself (s = m^d mod n) it also hashes and adds an IV.
Why is that needed?
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Difference between “Signature Algorithm” and “Signature Hash Algorithm” in X.509
What's the difference between the "Signature Algorithm" and the "Signature Hash Algorithm" found in an X.509 certificate? Why does it need a "Signature Hash Algorithm"?
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I'm creating the ...
