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Good Enough Security: How the PS3 LV0 key was (probably) hacked
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Product Security Engineering in the Real World and Why Security Systems Fail. Sunday, November 25, 2012. How the PS3 LV0 key was (probably) hacked. If you follow Schneier. You may have followed his link. To a Hexus.net article entitled "Sony lets slip its PlayStation 3 Master Key". This wouldn't be the first time Sony has leaked important security keys, common to every PlayStation 3 console, however, this is the first time the console's LV0 decryption keys have been let loose in the wild. But Sony still ...
Good Enough Security: Stack Exchange posts pt. 2
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Product Security Engineering in the Real World and Why Security Systems Fail. Wednesday, November 21, 2012. Stack Exchange posts pt. 2. Following my previous post on the subject. Here are a few more links to posts on the Stack Exchange IT Security Q&A site:. Is it safe to use a weak password as long as I have two-factor authentication? Client side password hashing. When using symmetric key encryption, do we need to sign? Reset password - should I prevent abusing it? Encryption in an embeddded system.
Good Enough Security: HDCP: Cool New Hack
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Product Security Engineering in the Real World and Why Security Systems Fail. Sunday, September 18, 2011. HDCP: Cool New Hack. In the previous post. I mentioned the fact that the HDCP master root key was publicly revealed about a year ago. Last week Nate Lawson, on his root labs rdist blog. Pointed out that the Chumby NeTV is probably the first commercial use of these leaked keys - and it's a very cool hack indeed. Describes the NeTV as follows. Platforms in a non-intrusive and always-on manner. At first...
Good Enough Security: June 2012
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Product Security Engineering in the Real World and Why Security Systems Fail. Thursday, June 14, 2012. Readers of this blog know that I can't miss a chance to ridicule hyperbolic headlines. Mocana has a great blog on the "Security news for the Internet of things" but they sometimes overstate the case. The headline of today's Mocana post is "Researcher: Flame’s Crypto Collision Discovery Cost At Least $200K". The source Mocana gives for this assessment is an Ars Technica post. Links to this post. Could be...
Good Enough Security: Protecting the weak (passwords)
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Product Security Engineering in the Real World and Why Security Systems Fail. Thursday, December 20, 2012. Protecting the weak (passwords). Salting a fast hash function is like issuing life vests to the passengers of the Titanic. This is an apt simile. I guess it requires some explanation for people less knowledgeable in the area of password security. If a server uses passwords to authenticate users the server needs to store some value for each user with which to validate the password entered by the user.
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A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering: Useful Cryptography Resources
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A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering. Some random thoughts about crypto. Notes from a course I teach. Pictures of my dachshunds. This page is an attempt to compile some of the top technical. Crypto and security blogs, textbooks, and websites. It's very much a work in progress. If you think something is missing, please leave a note in comments or drop me a line. Top Cryptography and Security Blogs. Light Blue Touch Paper (University of Cambridge). Notes from one of the preeminent hardware hackers, ...
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The Good Enough Professor. Saving the humanities, one undergraduate at a time. For those keeping score at home, as of today, Steven Salaita's lawsuit against the University of Illinois is going forward, but the University is NOT being simultaneously sued by Phyllis Wise, because she is stepping into a $300K/year faculty position and foregoing her oddly named $400K retention bonus. And we all wait to see what happens next. Think how different the present moment would be if the FOIA'ed emails contained som...
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Product Security Engineering in the Real World and Why Security Systems Fail. Monday, September 16, 2013. Follow me at @dwfogel for security news, pay TV and some other things that interest me. Links to this post. Thursday, December 20, 2012. Protecting the weak (passwords). Salting a fast hash function is like issuing life vests to the passengers of the Titanic. This is an apt simile. I guess it requires some explanation for people less knowledgeable in the area of password security. The crackers can al...
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