William Allen Simpson wrote:
Why then restrict it to non-communications usages?
Because we are starting from the postulate that observation of the
output could (however remotely) give away information about the
underlying state of the entropy generator(s).
Surely observation of /dev/urandom's outp
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
>Voice Over Internet Protocol and Skype Security
>Simson L. Garfinkel
>http://www.soros.org/initiatives/information/articles_publications/articles/security_20050107/OSI_Skype5.pdf
>Is Skype secure?
The answer appears to be, "no one knows". The report acc
John Denker wrote:
For the sources of entropy that I consider
real entropy, such as thermal noise, for a modest payoff I'd
be willing to bet my life -- and also the lives of millions
of innocent people -- on the proposition that no adversary,
no matter how far in the future and no matter how resou
