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Security consultant, specializing in application security.


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awarded  Yearling
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awarded  Notable Question
Jan
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comment Which is the most vulnerable to MITM attacks, SSL or SSH?
MITM has one more venue in the TLS case, as you can trick a legitimate certificate authority to issue a valid certificate. It happened before and is likely to happen again.
Jan
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answered Which is the most vulnerable to MITM attacks, SSL or SSH?
Dec
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awarded  Nice Answer
Nov
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comment How secure is aSSL (javascript)? Does it effectively mimic SSL?
Same origin policy should prevent that.For very good reasons.
Nov
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answered How secure is aSSL (javascript)? Does it effectively mimic SSL?
Oct
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comment Plausible deniability for phones
Truecryt not Trycrypt I assume?
Oct
15
comment Doing a dictionary attack on RSA if you have the public key?
Thomas nails it as usual, but you also seem have the misconception that RSA can be used for long messages. The message cannot be longer than the modulus of the public key, meaning that in practice in most cryptosystem RSA is used to encrypt the secret key of a symmetrical cipher.
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awarded  Caucus
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awarded  Yearling
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answered Does TLS-OBC only improve security of Web Browsers? Does it improve the security of SSH?
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awarded  Citizen Patrol
Dec
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awarded  Popular Question
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answered If you could have only one book on web security, what would it be?
Oct
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comment How far can we go in preventing videos from spreading out using P2P networks like BitTorrent?
It's pretty easy. They must not show the movie to anyone to make sure no file exists in the first place.
Oct
25
comment Is it legal to log passwords from failed logins?
I just saw @Jerry actually made the same point a lot earlier in a comment to the OP
Oct
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answered Is it legal to log passwords from failed logins?
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awarded  Good Question