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Hector Martin
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Hector Martin

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If it ain't broke, I'll fix it! I'm porting Linux to Apple Silicon Macs at @AsahiLinux. http://patreon.com/marcan  | http://github.com/sponsors/marcan 

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    1. Dan Kaminsky‏Verified account @dakami 14 May 2018
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      Dan Kaminsky Retweeted Thomas H. Ptacek

      This is the tweet to link to, to end this silly debate.https://twitter.com/tqbf/status/996056901514420224 …

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      Thomas H. Ptacek @tqbf
      This is exactly like saying BEAST and CRIME aren’t attacks on TLS because they depend on browser HTTP to function. https://twitter.com/Julian_Wampfler/status/996056764201172993 …
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    2. Hector Martin‏ @marcan42 14 May 2018
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      This is like saying an attack on a popular web client that still enables SSLv3 by default is SSL/TLS's fault. I mean, sure, but when the problem has been known for years and updates deployed to fix it...

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    3. Dan Kaminsky‏Verified account @dakami 14 May 2018
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      Replying to @marcan42

      That doesn’t seem to be the case here at all.

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    4. Hector Martin‏ @marcan42 14 May 2018
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      GPG supports MDCs and returns an error when they're suspiciously missing or wrong. We've already gone over the reasons why it can't fail early without returning any plaintext. It's not perfect, but most of the problem here is MUAs, not PGP.

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    5. Dan Kaminsky‏Verified account @dakami 14 May 2018
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      You’re missing the problem that the text/pipe interface is likely the API bug that reliably creates this failed behavior across most (almost all?) implementations. Bad interfaces yield bad behaviors.

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    6. Dan Kaminsky‏Verified account @dakami 14 May 2018
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      It’s a critical failure being returned as a mostly untyped non-blocking comment.

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    7. Hector Martin‏ @marcan42 14 May 2018
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      Lies. Both an incorrect MDC and the lack of an MDC return DECRYPTION_FAILED, FAILURE, and a nonzero exit status. That's three different ways you know stuff went wrong, including the standard for shell commands. Ignoring exit status is terrible practice.pic.twitter.com/PlOnadkznV

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    8. Dan Kaminsky‏Verified account @dakami 14 May 2018
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      Replying to @marcan42

      Ok well, what was the success rate of your claimed API defense?

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      Hector Martin‏ @marcan42 14 May 2018
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      This would've literally happened to *any* API with a streaming design. All the available error signaling mechanisms were used. It doesn't matter if it's text or C functions. If the caller chooses to ignore error codes, that's the caller's fault.

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        1. Dan Kaminsky‏Verified account @dakami 14 May 2018
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          No, it wouldn’t have happened in any API that blocked plaintext retrieval by default, like modern anything does.

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        2. Hector Martin‏ @marcan42 14 May 2018
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          We've already gone over how gpg supports streaming for huge files (and yes, people *do* use this feature. All the time. Dumping huge backup tarballs through gpg is quite standard practice.)

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