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Comment #41385872
That's only mostly true; Big CHERI (that is, the 64-bit CHERI systems, not CHERIoT) specifically has support for running legacy binaries within capability confinement. It's true th…
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Comment #41385846
FWIW... Morello boards are hard to come by, but there have been efforts to offer cloud-computing style use of them, especially now that bhyve support exists; if you're interested I…
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Comment #41385821
> it doesn't matter too much whether the emulator is CHERI or not since Rust itself lets me express memory safety in the type system You might be interested in a very timely blog p…
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Comment #37857345
> I wonder to what extent moving bounds checks into hardware provides the potential for efficient memory safety. It's great! The CHERI team at U. Cambridge has recently released th…
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Comment #11899094
You don't sign the whole image as a stream, and you don't sign every block. Recursion is your friend! You sign the Merkle tree root, check it once, and then check O(log n) hashes p…
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Comment #10391221
You may be interested in reading, if you haven't, our 2011 position paper on Dyna. (The 2012 paper on what I think you would call propagator networks was fun, but is nothing you do…
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Comment #8472680
Thanks for your response; it does clarify things. But, I don't think I understand your concern about abstract hashing and how it would need to be something fundamentally new. Both …
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Comment #8472439
Agitate browser implementers to add support for magnet: URIs and you can do exactly that without needing to add new attributes to HTML. :) There's a bug for firefox here: https://b…
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Comment #8472419
First off, let me say that I'm always happy to see people thinking about the robustness of scientific data. It's a thing we do not do well at all, at present, and should be much mo…
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Comment #8283129
Unfortunately, the technology you need to do that is not yet finished: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/9498 ETA: I should have said "one possible technology"; there…
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Comment #7551439
As far as I can tell, openvpn with TLS authentication is vulnerable as it just uses the usual TLS suite. If you use PSKs or the (mis-named?) --tls-auth PSK additional MAC, then you…
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Comment #6261931
Any possibility of adding this kind of functionality to libotr?
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Comment #5969201
While on the topic of clever UDP-based NAT traversal techniques, I think my favorite to date is pwnat [ http://samy.pl/pwnat/ ]. Uses ICMP in a clever way, requires no 3rd party.
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Comment #5462699
A slight disagreement: the advantage of a ZFS online consistency checker would be to help ensure that there are no bugs in ZFS. It appears that ZFS lacks a full consistency checker…