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This information is from http://www.usenix.org/events/cardis02/cfp/
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...or, Newby's Rejoinder to Knuth's Paradox.
This is just about the funniest thing I've read on cryptography in months.
Maybe years.
Outstanding. Laugh-out-loud funny.
Somewhere, I bet even St. Anselm is laughing, and Bishop Berkeley is
pouring himself a stiff one...
Still grinning,
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Well, there's always the IBM 4758, which we built as a general-purpose
secure computer environment for hostile environments, with the ability
for on-device applications to prove to the outside world what they are
and where they're running.
IBM's been marketing it primarily as a crypto
At 01:45 PM 3/21/2002 +1100, McMeikan, Andrew wrote:
Question. Is it possible to have code that contains a private encryption
key safely? Every way I look at it the answer seems no, yet some degree of
safety might be possible by splitting an encrypting routine across several
nodes. Can someone
The usual good solution is to make a human type in a secret.
Of course, the downside is that the appropriate human must be present
for the system to come up properly.
In some situations, the system must be able to boot into a working
state. That way, even if somebody accidentally trips the
On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, McMeikan, Andrew wrote:
A question and a probe.
Question. Is it possible to have code that contains a private encryption
key safely? Every way I look at it the answer seems no, yet some degree of
safety might be possible by splitting an encrypting routine across
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