THE RSA ENCRYPTION ALGORITHM (2 OF 2: GENERATING THE KEYS)

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As devastating as KRACK: New vulnerability undermines RSA encryption keys - ZDNet

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Amadeus and intent-based analytics - Network World

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Quantum Algorithms Struggle Against Old Foe: Clever Computers - Quanta Magazine

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The most secure VPN of 2018: top picks for the best encryption - TechRadar

TechRadar: The provider uses AES 256-bit encryption and OpenVPN almost exclusively. Additionally, the company uses an RSA-4096 handshake (a form of connection negotiation between your device and a VPN server) and SHA-512 hash message authentication code (HMAC ...

ROCA RSA flaw unveils secret keys on wide range of devices - TechTarget

TechTarget: The ROCA RSA vulnerability takes advantage of poor implementation by Infineon to undermine the security of encryption keys, affecting some popular products.

FriedEx: BitPaymer ransomware the work of Dridex authors - We Live Security (blog)

We Live Security (blog): The ransomware encrypts each file with a randomly generated RC4 key, which is then encrypted using a hardcoded 1024-bit RSA public key and saved in the corresponding .readme_txt file. In December 2017, we took a closer look at one of the FriedEx ...

1998 attack that messes with sites' secret crypto keys is back in a big way - Ars Technica

Ars Technica: A surprisingly big number of top-name websites—Facebook and PayPal among them—recently tested positive for a critical, 19-year-old vulnerability that allowed attackers to decrypt encrypted data and sign communications using the ... secret ...

Millions of high-security crypto keys crippled by newly discovered ... - Ars Technica

Ars Technica: Factorization weakness lets attackers impersonate key holders and decrypt their data.

Traditional application performance management no longer sufficient - Network World

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