Enlarge (credit: Pete)
When the Spectre and Meltdown attacks were disclosed earlier this year, the initial exploits required an attacker to be able to run code of their choosing on a victi
Enlarge (credit: Pete)
When the Spectre and Meltdown attacks were disclosed earlier this year, the initial exploits required an attacker to be able to run code of their choosing on a victi
So this is a pretty interesting acoustic based cryptanalysis side-channel attack which can crack 4096-bit RSA encryption. It’s been a while since we’ve seen anything hardware based, and
Grainy image stokes speculation of old-school, Tempest-style attack.
July and August often produce some intriguing and unusual computer security research.
We’ve already written about BlackHat and DEFCON. Here’s something from the USENIX HotSec wor