Mathematician warns US spies may be weakening next-gen encryptionRobotToaster@mander.xyz to Technology@lemmy.world – 624 points – 9 months agonewscientist.com51Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsBefore, elliptical curve encryption has been hailed as the new golden standard, only too bad there is a serious weakness where if you know the seed you can crack the code. And guess who has the seed? Starts with N and ends with SA.Goddamn NASA and their meddling!And here I thought it was the National Emergency Services Academy.Curve25519 should be fine.
Before, elliptical curve encryption has been hailed as the new golden standard, only too bad there is a serious weakness where if you know the seed you can crack the code. And guess who has the seed? Starts with N and ends with SA.Goddamn NASA and their meddling!And here I thought it was the National Emergency Services Academy.Curve25519 should be fine.
Before, elliptical curve encryption has been hailed as the new golden standard, only too bad there is a serious weakness where if you know the seed you can crack the code. And guess who has the seed? Starts with N and ends with SA.
Goddamn NASA and their meddling!
And here I thought it was the National Emergency Services Academy.
Curve25519 should be fine.