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[Cryptography] XTS mode IV generation Jan Dušátko
[Cryptography] ADMIN: Jamming the jammers conversation. Perry E. Metzger
[Cryptography] Improvements to RNG seeding in Linux 4.10 Ard Biesheuvel
[Cryptography] Google announces practical SHA-1 collision attack Mark Steward
[Cryptography] On New York's new "Cybersecurity Requirements for Financial Services Companies" Perry E. Metzger
[Cryptography] Google announces practical SHA-1 collision attack Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 47, Issue 1 Nemo
[Cryptography] Google announces practical SHA-1 collision attack Mark Steward
[Cryptography] On New York's new "Cybersecurity Requirements for Financial Services Companies" Henry Baker
[Cryptography] TPM and SHA-1 Perry E. Metzger
[Cryptography] Bizarre "latent entropy" kernel patch John Gilmore
[Cryptography] On New York's new "Cybersecurity Requirements for Financial Services Companies" Ray Dillinger
[Cryptography] cryptography Digest, Vol 47, Issue 1 Ray Dillinger
[Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Google announces practical SHA-1 collision attack Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: cryptography Digest, Vol 47, Issue 1 Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Google announces practical SHA-1 collision attack Peter Todd
[Cryptography] formal verification +- resource exhaustion Nemo
[Cryptography] formal verification +- resource exhaustion Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] TPM and SHA-1 Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] formal verification +- resource exhaustion Nemo
[Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Google announces practical SHA-1 collision attack Mark Steward
[Cryptography] Bizarre "latent entropy" kernel patch Ray Dillinger
[Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Google announces practical SHA-1 collision attack Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] formal verification +- resource exhaustion Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Google announces practical SHA-1 collision attack Alexandre Anzala-Yamajako
[Cryptography] Bizarre "latent entropy" kernel patch Max R.D. Parmer
[Cryptography] Signing "random garbage" with someone else's public key Georgi Guninski
[Cryptography] Bizarre "latent entropy" kernel patch Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Bluetooth "smart condom" w/uUSB port Henry Baker
[Cryptography] formal verification +- resource exhaustion James A. Donald
[Cryptography] Signing "random garbage" with someone else's public key James A. Donald
[Cryptography] ADMIN: Reminders Perry E. Metzger
[Cryptography] TPM and SHA-1 Perry E. Metzger
[Cryptography] TPM and SHA-1 Darren Moffat
[Cryptography] TPM and SHA-1 Jeremy Stanley
[Cryptography] Uber "Greyball"-ed city authorities w/fake screens Henry Baker
[Cryptography] TPM and SHA-1 james hughes
[Cryptography] TPM and SHA-1 Ben Laurie
[Cryptography] TPM and SHA-1 james hughes
[Cryptography] Secret Handshake problem. James A. Donald
[Cryptography] Secret Handshake problem. John Denker
[Cryptography] Mode 5 Rui Paulo
[Cryptography] Secret Handshake problem. Joseph Kilcullen
[Cryptography] Secret Handshake problem. Joseph Kilcullen
[Cryptography] Mark XIIa Mode 5 IFF John Denker
[Cryptography] Secret Handshake problem. Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Secret Handshake problem. Benjamin Kreuter
[Cryptography] Secret Handshake problem. Alfie John
[Cryptography] In ECDSA, without knowing priv. key and any signature one can sign random garbage Georgi Guninski
[Cryptography] Can someone explain small order subgroups? Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] Can someone explain small order subgroups? Viktor Dukhovni
[Cryptography] In ECDSA, without knowing priv. key and any signature one can sign random garbage Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Patrick Chkoreff
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Hanno Böck
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Hanno Böck
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Ryan Carboni
[Cryptography] In ECDSA, without knowing priv. key and any signature one can sign random garbage Natanael
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Robin Wood
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Robin Wood
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Natanael
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Robin Wood
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Jonathan Thornburg
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Robin Wood
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes John Denker
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Ray Dillinger
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Robin Wood
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Robin Wood
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Ron Garret
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Ron Garret
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Robin Wood
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Mark Steward
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Robin Wood
[Cryptography] jammers, nor not Ryan Carboni
[Cryptography] In ECDSA, without knowing priv. key and any signature one can sign random garbage Georgi Guninski
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Arnold Reinhold
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Hanno Böck
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Thierry Moreau
[Cryptography] Programmable HPstyle RPN calculators (not HP). Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Ray Dillinger
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices John Denker
[Cryptography] ADMIN: Anyone at Microsoft able to lend some assistance? Perry E. Metzger
[Cryptography] Programmable HPstyle RPN calculators (not HP). Jon Callas
[Cryptography] Has formal verification actually been useful in the real world? James A. Donald
[Cryptography] Fwd: SANS NewsBites Vol. 19 Num. 020 :Industry to Government: "Share More" Bill Frantz
[Cryptography] Has formal verification actually been useful in the real world? mok-kong shen
[Cryptography] ADMIN: DMARC users getting their From: address rewritten Perry E. Metzger
[Cryptography] Has formal verification actually been useful in the real world? Perry E. Metzger
[Cryptography] Has formal verification actually been useful in the real world? Henry Baker
[Cryptography] Programmable HPstyle RPN calculators (not HP). Richard Outerbridge
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Mark Steward
[Cryptography] Has formal verification actually been useful in the real world? Perry E. Metzger
[Cryptography] Programmable HPstyle RPN calculators (not HP). Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] Has formal verification actually been useful in the real world? Jim Gettys
[Cryptography] Has formal verification actually been useful in the real world? Bill Frantz
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Secret Handshake problem. Ben Laurie
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Arnold Reinhold
[Cryptography] Secret Handshake problem. Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Secret Handshake problem. Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Physical Security Device from 1680 Jim Windle
[Cryptography] On New York's new "Cybersecurity Requirements for Financial Services Companies" iang
[Cryptography] Secret Handshake problem. Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] USB firewall/condom HW/SW Henry Baker
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Robin Wood
[Cryptography] Programmable HPstyle RPN calculators (not HP). Dave Horsfall
[Cryptography] USB firewall/condom HW/SW Dave Horsfall
[Cryptography] USB firewall/condom HW/SW Ron Garret
[Cryptography] USB firewall/condom HW/SW Thierry Moreau
[Cryptography] USB firewall/condom HW/SW Bertrand Mollinier Toublet
[Cryptography] USB firewall/condom HW/SW Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Programmable HPstyle RPN calculators (not HP). Richard Outerbridge
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] USB firewall/condom HW/SW Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] Fwd: SANS NewsBites Vol. 19 Num. 020 :Industry to Government: "Share More" Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] USB firewall/condom HW/SW Bill Frantz
[Cryptography] USB firewall/condom HW/SW Dave Horsfall
[Cryptography] USB firewall/condom HW/SW John-Mark Gurney
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Mark Steward
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Hanno Böck
[Cryptography] USB firewall/condom HW/SW Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] USB firewall/condom HW/SW Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Dennis E. Hamilton
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Ralf Senderek
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Hanno Böck
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Fw: Crypto best practices Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] encrypting bcrypt hashes Arnold Reinhold
[Cryptography] NSA says China's supercomputing advances put US at risk Henry Baker
[Cryptography] NSA says China's supercomputing advances put US at risk John Ioannidis
[Cryptography] NSA says China's supercomputing advances put US at risk Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Ray Dillinger
[Cryptography] Using SGX to defeat SGX. Ray Dillinger
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Ron Garret
[Cryptography] NSA says China's supercomputing advances put US at risk Christian Huitema
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Christian Huitema
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] NSA says China's supercomputing advances put US at risk Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] NSA says China's supercomputing advances put US at risk James A. Donald
[Cryptography] NSA says China's supercomputing advances put US at risk Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Ray Dillinger
[Cryptography] NSA says China's supercomputing advances put US at risk Henry Baker
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices John-Mark Gurney
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Ralf Senderek
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Ralf Senderek
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Arnold Reinhold
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Henry Baker
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices John-Mark Gurney
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Watson Ladd
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Ron Garret
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices iang
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Sidney Markowitz
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Kristian Gjøsteen
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Natanael
[Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Crypto best practices Peter Gutmann
[Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Crypto best practices Natanael
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Kristian Gjøsteen
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Natanael
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Crypto best practices Patrick Chkoreff
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Crypto best practices Patrick Chkoreff
[Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Crypto best practices grarpamp
[Cryptography] Spice Mix Mode. Ray Dillinger
[Cryptography] Blockchain scalability Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] [FORGED] Re: Crypto best practices Ray Dillinger
[Cryptography] 比特币之父的声明（公开信息） 叶振东
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices James A. Donald
[Cryptography] Crypto best practices Patrick Chkoreff
[Cryptography] My apologies for letting Chinese spam thru to the list Tamzen Cannoy
[Cryptography] encryption + authentication - waiting - chaining (was: best practices) John Denker
[Cryptography] encryption + authentication - waiting - chaining (was: best practices) Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] Google distrusts Symantec for mis-issuing 30, 000 HTTPS certs Henry Baker
[Cryptography] OpenSSL working to change its license Salz, Rich
[Cryptography] Google distrusts Symantec for mis-issuing 30, 000 HTTPS certs William Allen Simpson
[Cryptography] Google distrusts Symantec for mis-issuing 30, 000 HTTPS certs John Levine
[Cryptography] Google distrusts Symantec for mis-issuing 30, 000 HTTPS certs Henry Baker
[Cryptography] Google distrusts Symantec for mis-issuing 30, 000 HTTPS certs Peter Bowen
[Cryptography] Google distrusts Symantec for mis-issuing 30, 000 HTTPS certs Ron Garret
[Cryptography] Google distrusts Symantec for mis-issuing 30, 000 HTTPS certs Ben Laurie
[Cryptography] Google distrusts Symantec for mis-issuing 30, 000 HTTPS certs Theodore Ts'o
[Cryptography] Google distrusts Symantec for mis-issuing 30, 000 HTTPS certs Henry Baker
[Cryptography] Google distrusts Symantec for mis-issuing 30, 000 HTTPS certs Thierry Moreau
[Cryptography] Google distrusts Symantec for mis-issuing 30, 000 HTTPS certs Florian Weimer
[Cryptography] Google distrusts Symantec for mis-issuing 30, 000 HTTPS certs Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] escalating threats to privacy John Denker
[Cryptography] UK targets WhatsApp encryption after London attack Henry Baker
[Cryptography] encryption + authentication - waiting - chaining iang
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Salz, Rich
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Ron Garret
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Bertrand Mollinier Toublet
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" james hughes
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Allen
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Ralf Senderek
[Cryptography] UK targets WhatsApp encryption after London attack Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Patrick Chkoreff
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Bill Frantz
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Allen
[Cryptography] escalating threats to privacy Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Philipp Gühring
[Cryptography] AES related issue Philipp Gühring
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Dave Howe
[Cryptography] escalating threats to privacy Dave Howe
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Patrick Chkoreff
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Patrick Chkoreff
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] AES related issue John Denker
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Allen
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Bill Cox
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Ron Garret
[Cryptography] AES related issue Bart Preneel
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Bill Cox
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" (or why bother?) Viktor Dukhovni
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Mark Steward
[Cryptography] DJI calls for drone IFF Henry Baker
[Cryptography] escalating threats to privacy John Denker
[Cryptography] stegophone (was: escalating threats to privacy) John Denker
[Cryptography] Science of Security Award, last call dan at geer.org
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Phillip Hallam-Baker
[Cryptography] DJI calls for drone IFF Ben Laurie
[Cryptography] DJI calls for drone IFF Henry Baker
[Cryptography] Science of Security Award, last call Henry Baker
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Dennis E. Hamilton
[Cryptography] escalating threats to privacy Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] "Perpetual Encryption" Allen
[Cryptography] stegophone (was: escalating threats to privacy) Michael Marking
[Cryptography] DJI calls for drone IFF Jerry Leichter
[Cryptography] stegophone (was: escalating threats to privacy) Richard Outerbridge
[Cryptography] DJI calls for drone IFF Dave Horsfall
[Cryptography] DJI calls for drone IFF grarpamp
[Cryptography] stegophone Dave Howe
[Cryptography] Removal of spaces in NIST Draft SP-800-63B Arnold Reinhold
[Cryptography] UK targets WhatsApp encryption after London attack Bumpa Dump
[Cryptography] Removal of spaces in NIST Draft SP-800-63B Patrick Chkoreff
[Cryptography] Removal of spaces in NIST Draft SP-800-63B Tom Mitchell
[Cryptography] escalating threats to privacy Henry Baker
[Cryptography] stegophone Florian Weimer
[Cryptography] escalating threats to privacy Florian Weimer
[Cryptography] stegophone John Denker
[Cryptography] Version 2 of my natural language steganographical scheme released mok-kong shen

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