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yea. I don't get why HS1-SIV isn't in the next round.

For the record: I'm not a cryptographer. :)

Come on Nadim. Just shut up. seriously. go whining about ptacek treating you badly again.. because your behaviour isn't any better: You've been bashing on TextSecure/Signal and it'…

I'd usually not even consider replying to such a post as you clearly have neither read nor tried to understand my comment. I replied to a post made above, and expressed deepest sym…

Yea, I always liked Ruby's implicitness and style of writing code. For crypto I'd prefer to use Sage or Python's cryptography.io framework (a lot of other good options for performa…

I stopped reading these 'cypherpunk'-epilog lists a few years back. I'm still subscribed because of cross-postings. The amount of tinfoil-hattery is just unsustainable. And there's…

Users of languages can't be expected to. Therefore the language designers and maintainers themselves, especially if they're working on the stdlib, should do so, IMO. It's not only …

I don't think it's a culture thing at all. Japanese people are usually extremely polite and sincere. I also don't think this has anything to do with their history. If you look at r…

Some of this is certainly my own fault (context: I'm the rude guy in the thread). There were two comments made by myself that were considered "rude": one early on, where I actually…

Short story? No. Adam Langely has extensively written about the subject and difficulties at Google and in Chrome. In chronological order: https://www.imperialviolet.org/2011/03/18/…

Thanks for working on this! Post is also spot on. edit: Running a CA is a full-time job that requires financial backing, gear, well-trained operational staff and a lot of policies …

PoC (not weaponized and ugly code due to lack of time): https://github.com/azet/CVE-2014-3466_PoC hf.