The next root zone KSK has been published: https://t.co/UT6hTLds9Z
It will coëxist with the current KSK for some time, giving resolvers many opportunities to update and eventually cut over to the new KSK.
In 1984, the Naval Institute Press took a chance on a book by an unknown author that went on to become a bestseller. This clip is of Tom Clancy making his first national TV appearance on Good Morning America to discuss The Hunt for Red October.
#BookLoversDay
Story I wrote about backdoor in TETRA radio standard got lots of interest, with many calling out ETSI for keeping the encryption algorithms secret. I decided to publish my entire interview with Brian Murgatroyd of ETSI so readers can see his justifications
https://t.co/XIRfLztn68
Parsing time stamps faster with SIMD instructions
In software, it is common to represent time as a time-stamp string. It is usually specified by a time format string. Some standards use the format
%Y%m%d%H%M%S meaning that we print the year, the month, the day, the hours, the minutes and the seconds (e.g., 20230701205436). It is convenient because it is short, easy to read and if you sort the strings lexicographically, you also sort them chronologically.
You can generate time stamps using any programming language.
We are interested in the problem of parsing these strings. In practice, this means that we want to convert them to an integer presenting the number of seconds since the Unix epoch.
The way you typically solve this problem is to use something like the C function strptime. Can we do better? Yes. We can go much faster. Find out how at:
https://t.co/nbsPF7dfP8
cc @NLnetLabs
If you have not read the EU Council Legal Service opinion on the EU's #ChatControl proposal — their version of the #OnlineSafetyBill spyware clauses — you really should.
It is *damning* about EU/UK state anti-encryption proposals:
Extracts below; src: https://t.co/aYbfLqnKBo
A new proposal makes revocation and OCSP infrastructure OPTIONAL for short-lived (< 10 day) certificates: https://t.co/p8IMSbGd9A
The beginning of the end of cert revocation!! 🙌
Simdzone, our super fast #DNS zone file parser, will be maintained as a standalone project. We now took another step towards a releasing as part of NSD with support for makefile based builds. https://t.co/wdckhUIsjl
Bulletproof TLS Newsletter 100 is out!! 🎉 To celebrate this milestone AND ten years of OpenSSL Cookbook, we have relicensed OpenSSL Cookbook under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial license. We hope this will lead to new translations. https://t.co/bjuWj0QPvt
Nej, uppgifter i media och här på twitter om att Moderaterna och regeringen har sagt ja till EU-kommissionens förslag om ” Chat Control ” (massövervakning av kommunikation på nätet) stämmer inte.
Så här ligger det till:
https://t.co/d60Su3ckwr
OpenSSL support for RFC7250 raw public keys has been merged into the 3.2 development branch (master): https://t.co/okH5mEF8m2
This supports trust validation via DANE TLSA records!
I have pre-release code that adds DANE-with-RPK support to Postfix: https://t.co/fcu8NEBQfd
Call for applications! Only a few days left until the deadline for applications for the DNS Hackathon 2023. Don’t miss out. Send your application now. For more details and ideas of some possible projects, read here https://t.co/3ojHiPjHG5
@dnsoarc@ripencc#RIPE86#DNSHackathon
Honored to represent @googlechrome at the CA/Browser Forum Face-to-Face Meeting 58. We announced a few exciting updates, including results from our recent CA survey.
Learn more here: https://t.co/zt2bTVZb3t
Let’s keep working together to make the web a safer place. 🚀🔒🔑