New blog: The Strange Story of “Extended Random”. About crypto backdoors and RSA.https://blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2017/12/19/the-strange-story-of-extended-random/ …
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Also, WTF is this. I thought the contents were supposed to be *random bytes*?pic.twitter.com/SsTp9NJWce
Incidentally, this printer supports IPv4 and IPv6... which means it winds up with its web interface on the Internet over IPv6 by default, behind typical v4-NAT v6-native setups. It also supports IPv4 ACLs but not IPv6 ACLs. Amusingly it also does IPsec.
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Well IPsec is part of the IPv6 core requirements, so it’s not unreasonable for it to be present.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I've never had an ISP that supported ipv6 (no, ds-lite doesn't count). I'd expect most ISP provided home modem/routers to do conntrack on v6 as well, is that not the case?
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Not all of them necessarily firewall by default. They certainly don't NAT-which-implicitly-is-a-firewall like on v4, so v6 firewalling is a separate feature.
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