Hi, I've just posted the slides from my PHDays talk online:
http://www.openwall.com/presentations/PHDays2012-Password-Security/ The title is: Password security: past, present, future (with strong bias towards password hashing) A few of you have already seen the historical background slides from this presentation. Since that draft, I've added the following 9 slides (to the very end): Desirable properties of a future KDF KDFs unfriendly to hardware we do not have CPU + RAM friendliness GPU friendliness FPGA/ASIC friendliness Local parameter Unreadable local parameter KDFs in scripting languages (future phpass) Need to resist the temptation I'd appreciate any comments. Alexander P.S. As it was suggested to me I need to specifically mention PBKDF2 in a next revision of this presentation. I left that specific example out as I already had trouble fitting this broad topic in 50 minutes (I left many other things out as well, yet I got 52 slides), but perhaps a mention on a slide wouldn't hurt. _______________________________________________ cryptography mailing list [email protected] http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography
