@sleevi_@kennwhite The relationship of private key, public key, and certificate remains obscure to many groups, so security becomes a mysterious property of the certificate, because there's a constituency that is motivated to cloud the actual mechanisms at work.
Honored to be asked to share how we think about #blockchain at 11:40a tomorrow at the Moscone as a Vision Speaker. Please join me, if you have the time. Microsoft https://t.co/nSLvg30TYw https://t.co/2zjgcigzog
@matthew_d_green Every crypto class should have a project to fix a broken crypto implementation in a way that can be deployed without breaking active customer implementations. And teach lesson #1: sniff the wire and look for plaintext before shipping.
@scholiumwines "Winemaking in California" by Teiser and Harroun. Tons of quality pre-prohibition history. Check out the owner of the 1st Ravenswood winery: https://t.co/ElUWbwRH8U
@SteveBellovin@matthew_d_green@tqbf Policy-making cryptographer priorities: excise tax on random oracles, post-quantum security for child restraints, and hours finding problems with other agencies non-adversarial rulemaking models
@matthew_d_green I’m assuming this is a trick question and the answer is “I wouldn’t fall into the innumerable fundamental problems of designing a Latin-only character scheme that confuses glyphs and characters”