Stephan Neuhaus wrote:
James A. Donald wrote:
[...]
That's because PSKs (as I have understood them) have storage and
management issues that CA certificates don't have, [...]
that the issue of how to exchange PSKs
securely in the first place is left as an exercise for the reader (good
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some older refs:
ID theft ring escapes shutdown
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4186972.stm
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http://macdailynews.com/index.php/weblog/comments/6680/
Massive ID theft ring still operating
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I think you're talking about me here,
Oh no, I wasn't focusing on any one person, it was a characterisation of the
general response from security people when this sort of thing is mentioned.
Long before the discussion on this list, there were already
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On Wed, Sep 07, 2005 at 06:08:25PM -0400, Pat Farrell wrote:
Something tells me that soon is not gonna happen in what I would
call soon. Smartcards (the smart part) were moderately interesting
when there was no networking. We've been at ubiquitous networking
for many years.
We also have
Pat Farrell wrote:
Nearly ten years ago, when I was at Cybercash, we worked with Mondex and
other smartcard vendors who also said as soon as we have infrastructure
Something tells me that soon is not gonna happen in what I would
call soon. Smartcards (the smart part) were moderately
