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  1. here's the paper for the #RealWorldCrypto talk from yesterday where they extracted an AES key modulated by interference onto the bluetooth signal: ia.cr/2025/559

    #rwc #crypto #sidechannels

  2. I'm now leaving for #realworldcrypto in Sofia, Bulgaria. 😃

    There is even a small(!) Chance I might find a new job there.
    😊

    Speaking of which: If you are looking for a cryptographer (PhD) in the Netherlands who is specialized on provably secure post-quantum key exchange protocols (but interested in much more): Talk to me!
    #getfedihired

    #rwc #RWC2025 #RWC25

  3. i was just told that it is deliberate that #realworldcrypto is not #streaming the event. apparently this is a controversial discussion every time. but they also decided next year will be streamed again... what i wonder though, why the secrecy? why not say it out on the webpage, sorry folks no streaming because of <reason>.

    anyway, looking forward to the recordings, and next years streaming

    #iacr

  4. If anyone from #RWC (or anyone in general) is still hanging around tomorrow night and wants to check out #Toronto's long running #Infosec meetup #TASK, there will be talks on hacking games and "AI" threat detection. We decamp to a pub afterwards. task.to/schedule/v3f7p4b6zhdyh #RealWorldCrypto

  5. seriously considering sponsoring live streaming (and archival) for the next #rwc when it is in europe... if anyone is interested, pls chip in, we have the hw and the personal we only need to cover travel and accommodation.

    #realworldcrypto #iacr

  6. While I couldn't be at the Open Source Cryptography Workshop or #RealWorldCrypto to speak and collaborate in-person (because I got COVID again, woo), I recorded my Workshop talk about #Rustls-FFI and #curl, which just played there in Tokyo.

    I've embedded the recording in my blogpost here: insufficient.coffee/2023/03/30

    I got some good live questions about using multiple layers of statically (or dynamically) linked FFI libraries, and about compiling rustls-ffi on systems unsupported by #ring.