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Re:NIST "strongly" suggests dropping its own encryption standard
on Friday September 13, 2013 @06:19PM (#6383552)
It does.
> The NIST standard describes what is known as an "elliptic curve-based deterministic random bit generator."
And also links in the first paragraph to: http://www.propublica.org/documents/item/785571-itlbul2013-0...
NIST "strongly" suggests dropping its own encryption standard
Re:New NSA Leak Shows MITM Attacks Against Major Internet Services
on Friday September 13, 2013 @01:57PM (#6381997)
Parent is refering to public key pinning. Chrome for instance has been doing it the last couple years [1].
Also see Moxie's comment in this very thread. [2]