CAFAI, le 28/02/2014 à 10:00
At this time last year, the TLS world was mostly running on RC4-SHA and AES-CBC. The Lucky 13 attack against CBC in TLS had just been published and I had spent most of January writing patches for OpenSSL and NSS to implement constant-time CBC decoding. The RC4 biases paper is still a couple of week away, but it's already clear that both these major TLS cipher suite families are finished and need replacing. (The question of which is worse is complicated.)
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