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Automate and attest to the integrity of any data, of any type, in motion and at rest—in real-time | Ransomware, APT Detection | Forensics | Compliance
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https://chainkit.com 09-08-2018 21:54:57
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Brian Roemmele So much FUD! Macs also come with a Secure Enclave (aka TPMs elsewhere), which are unaffected by attacks like this. Keeping plaintext encryption keys in memory is sloppy software engineering. Hardware can’t save users from badly written software. support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/se…

VentureBeat Thanks for sharing! Here is the technical thread: x.com/avi_lum/status…



Ars Technica AI has the most valuable unprotected infrastructure in the world. That is about to finally change. This targeted cyber attack (they all are now) was on my ‘inevitable list’ since 2022. There may have prior related cyber attacks before the new disclosure rules. Worse - the back


Dave Kennedy More incentive to usher in the Post-PKI era. Keys to the kingdom are not a cyber liability when they are autonomous, zero-knowledge, ephemeral and quantum random:





Andrew Thompson I’m applying this to first-principles encryption. PKI and asymmetric encryption was appropriate for the 1980s. No more. Today PKI is an unmitigated mess of risk via excessive complexity and misplaced trust. PKI defeats zero trust. Cleaner simpler lighter-weight ubiquitous zero

not malcore Especially a PKI certificate





