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What applicability does the Halting Problem have to infosec?
Established expert... that would be me (although not under this name -- I use a pseudonym because I am tremendously humble). Allow me to answer, then.
The "halting problem" is indeed an illustration …
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Fully encrypted social network theory
A first generic comment is that when you give a key to a friend, there is no way you can prevent that "friend" from sending the same key to other people, or blabbering about your semi-private informat …
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Any known protocol for establishing trust between an inherently untrustworthy source and a s...
As usual, the problem is one of definition. Namely, what makes the device 'D' more "genuine" than a PC run by some ill-intentioned individual ? If you get down to it, you will say something like: devi …
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