I recently noticed that TLS libraries exist that are specialized for embedded devices. Such libraries exist since other more popular TLS libraries (e.g. OpenSSL) have too large a footprint to be suitable for use in embedded devices that have low …
Today we live in a world where businesses still use closed-source cryptographic software--which is a violation of that principle. I am certain everyone here agrees this is not best. However, I also noticed that although there are certain source-available commercial …
I have a written a blog post on the Bulletproofs Inner Product Argument & how it's used in Monero for Range Proofs https://risencrypto.github.io/Bulletproofs/ I am posting it here for feedback, so do let me know if you find any mistakes …
**tl;dr Are there any good papers, books, discussions online that focus on the meta-problems of the use of time as a primitive in cryptographic protocols and various options protocol engineers use to mitigate them?** Recently I've been reviewing some cryptographic …
I am interested in learning cryptographic development in hardware just as much as I am interested in doing so in software. In the past people on this subreddit have mentioned there are sample implementations of cryptography in VHDL. I was …
Been a lurker here for a while, this is my 1st post. I’m a self taught dev who somehow ended up in a role building an MPC-based wallet. Been working with TSS for some time and have a solid grasp …
I recently discovered this repo which compiles arbitrary code into a 10 assembly instruction program that loops. It achieves this by offloading the majority of the code logic to a blob of read-write non-executable data. https://github.com/xoreaxeaxeax/reductio You could prove the …
Howdy! I'm a senior majoring in applied mathematics with a concentration in cryptography. I've been thinking more and more about attending graduate school instead of immediately finding a job. Are there any good graduate programs in cryptography here in North …