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R.I.P. passwords. Hello peace of mind - Vimarsana News

R.I.P. passwords. Hello peace of mind

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"Towards secure asynchronous messaging with forward secrecy and mutual " by Jianghong Wei, Xiaofeng Chen et al. - Vimarsana News

"Towards secure asynchronous messaging with forward secrecy and mutual " by Jianghong Wei, Xiaofeng Chen et al.

Instant messaging applications like WhatsApp and iMessage have been widely used to exchange public and private information for both individuals and organizations. At the same time, the asynchronicity nature of these applications also introduces various security issues. To this end, considerable efforts have been made to strengthen the security and privacy of these applications, where a major goal is to capture the forward secrecy of asynchronous messaging without sacrificing other reasonable security properties. In this paper, we mainly focus on forward-secure zero round-trip time (0-RTT) key ...

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"Covert Authentication from Lattices" by Rajendra Kumar and Khoa Nguyen - Vimarsana News

"Covert Authentication from Lattices" by Rajendra Kumar and Khoa Nguyen

Introduced by von Ahn et al. (STOC’05), covert two-party computation is an appealing cryptographic primitive that allows Alice and Bob to securely evaluate a function on their secret inputs in a steganographic manner, i.e., even the existence of a computation is oblivious to each party - unless the output of the function is favourable to both. A prominent form of covert computation is covert authentication, where Alice and Bob want to authenticate each other based on their credentials, in a way such that the party who does not hold the appropriate credentials cannot pass the authentication a...

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