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Researchers Find New Fast-Acting Side-Channel Vulnerability
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A96.uk
A96.uk,
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8/28/2018 | 3:36:01 AM
Re: the security issues
You should tell people this is RSA in software on phones not hardware protected.

 

Your telling me RSA in hardware has been hacked!

 

Don't think so.....

 

Please do the same hack on SAML11 or 508a/608a protected hardware.

 

Everyone is living in the last millenia, in my books.

 

We don't use software security unless we are IDIOT's
A96.uk
A96.uk,
 User Rank: Apprentice
8/28/2018 | 3:33:17 AM
Re: the security issues
I think the story should say the security is implimented in software!

 

Try this attack with U2F or 508a/608a hardware tamper resistant!

 

Lol so funny people still thinking RSA in software is safe.
evana112
evana112,
 User Rank: Apprentice
8/20/2018 | 7:36:53 PM
the security issues
here I get some important ideas about the side channel vulnerabilities. this vulnerability can hamper the work. I have visited mcafee support. keep sharing this type of useful ideas. I get some important ideas about the security surveillance also.


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