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Friday, March 18, 2005 |
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This has been lurking in my aggregator since earlier in the year. Fascinating analysis and yet another example that "security by obscurity" strategies are, at best, a very high-risk strategy. Safecracking. Matt Blaze has written an excellent paper: "Safecracking for the computer scientist." It has completely pissed off
the locksmithing community. There is a reasonable debate to be had
about secrecy versus full disclosure, but a lot of these comments
are... [Schneier on Security]
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