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Tag Archives: Encryption
Frozen Out
Devise a message Keep it secret for a few Signed and protected
Public or Private
A postcard you send Written on it, all can see So encrypt email
Strings
Keeping to the steps Is critical for reverse Protect the message
Quantum Strong
The adversary Has limitless computing Yet encryption holds
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Et tu Substitute
Pick a fixed number Shift the letters that many Working the cipher
Protect the Disk
You must get all bits Software leaves some still open Hardware gets it all
Certifiable
Bond of public keys Link user identity Trusted third party
Asserting Rights
Restrict end users A digital style lockdown Case for analog
No Longer Resistant
Collisions were found Exploit made using clusters Hash appeared valid
Reset the Platform
Where is the key kept Do a cold reboot to start Side channel attack
