[Cryptography] Kindle as crypto hardware

Peter Saint-Andre stpeter at stpeter.im
Wed Dec 4 14:48:25 EST 2013


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Hi Phil, a few questions about your feature-set...

On 12/3/13 9:39 PM, Phillip Hallam-Baker wrote:
> What I really want from a crypto key management device is that it
> be
> 
> * Small and light

This implies that you want it to be mobile. What problems does that
solve for you?

> * Have processor and display capabilities * Be possible to control
> the operating system build completely * Be cheap enough to be a
> burner machine

I agree on the last two.

I still think the ideal key management device is something like what
Perry sketched out on this list several months ago: a cheap, small
device (like a Raspberry Pi) that I can place in my house and interact
with directly via wired or near-field communication (the display could
be on any other device I own). I don't see the need to take it with
me, and in fact I'd prefer that it be at home so that I know it's as
physically secure as other things I own.

Peter

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