Web Assembly in a browser and beyond — Crypto Example
Web Assembly is a low level portable binary format (bytecode) for a stack-based virtual machine is a W3C web standard, that runs in a sandbox, on all major browsers runs… Read more »
Web Assembly is a low level portable binary format (bytecode) for a stack-based virtual machine is a W3C web standard, that runs in a sandbox, on all major browsers runs… Read more »
Cryptographers and Security Researchers have a penchant for coming up with colorful bacronyms and names which describe, in brief, the vulnerability or exposure. Some are them are BEAST, CRIME, ShellShock,… Read more »
One of the most important properties of a cryptographic hash function is that of “Strong collision-resistance”, that is, it should be "computationally infeasible" to find distinct inputs x1, x2 such… Read more »
If you love functional programming and want to write *native* cross-platform mobile apps (Android, iOS and even Windows Phone) and you know F#, you are set. The company that made… Read more »