chelsea komlo

@chelseakomlo

I like building things that matter. Software developer, open source & cryptography.

Joined May 2009

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    Apr 4

    Wycheproof just released tons of test vectors for many crypto primitives: . Now one can test any crypto libraries, not just Java

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    Apr 3

    Things we fine-tuned: * XSalsa for bulk crypto (also KMS). * Sure whatever you can use argon2. * We wouldn’t use deterministic DSA anymore. * Rewrote the DH section. I blame Colin. * Just use OpenSSL. * Elite new backup recommendation.

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    Mar 31

    Let me be more specific: I'm willing to prepare two artisanally-crafted crypto challenges for the low price of $10,000 (each) donated to the Great Slate. That's $20k total.

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    Mar 30

    Anybody in my TL interested in learning how to break elliptic curve crypto? How about key recovery attacks on GCM, the most important AEAD construction? How do you feel about flipping the House in 2018?

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    Mar 31

    Over $115k raised in 1 day for progressive candidates. I’m astounded. Please keep it up for 6 more hours!

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    Mar 29

    Good article in Nature on the need for more women in Cybersecurity.

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    Mar 29

    Just so all journalists know: Part of what this alleged FBI whistleblower is accused of leaking is the FBI's secret rules for targeting *reporters* with National Security Letters. It's an outrage these rules are considered "secret." Here they are:

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    Mar 23

    Facebook, Google, Cisco, WhatsApp and other industry partners get together to create Message Layer Security as an open standard for end-to-end encryption with formal verification. Messaging Layer Security is now an IETF working group as well.

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    Mar 26

    Yonatan, as usual, is totally right about corp/gov power here. In this case, is also being misleading:

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    Wow. Brilliant new technical details here. Gizmodo has found the code. Proof that AIQ - the company which worked for Vote Leave in Brexit - built Cambridge Analytica's tech. Also Ted Cruz's and the Osnovo party in Ukraine. via

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    Mar 22

    Great piece: "if you played Cow Clicker, even just once, I got enough of your personal data that, for years, I could have assembled a reasonably sophisticated profile of your interests and behavior. I might still be able to; all the data is still there"

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    Mar 25

    Facebook has been collecting call history and SMS data from Android devices. iOS devices are not affected.

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    Mar 23

    The BoF video that covers the proposed architecture and protocol for the new Messaging Security Layer

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    Mar 22

    It's official: Tacked onto the end of the is a 32-page bill that radically changes the way foreign governments can get electronic data from U.S. companies.

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    Mar 18

    Here’s what people really want from tech: • Instagram – chronological timeline • Spotify – let us block artists • Amazon – don’t create an inescapable surveillance panopticon • Facebook – don’t end democracy • Snap – more filters

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    Mar 19

    Top 8 Ways Facebook Irresponsibly Handled Your Data. Section 7a Will Make You Consult 15 U.S.C. § 45!

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    Mar 18

    If you want to delete Facebook, go ahead. Just know that's a privilege. For much of the world, Facebook is the internet and only way to connect to family/friend/business. That's why its important to have a real discussion re Facebook's security/privacy issues.

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    Mar 14

    The slow creep of Internet shutdowns: "The is becoming less about personal data integrity but more about national security and political control," says Internet Society's

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    Mar 13

    "an array of hidden manufacturer backdoors inside AMD's Promontory chipsets."

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    Mar 13

    Here is a write-up I recently posted on post-quantum authenticated key exchange using SIDH and SIKE:

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