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11821868 No.11821868 [Reply] [Original]

It's over

https://tches.iacr.org/index.php/TCHES/article/view/7337

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>>11821868

>> No.11821878

Laughing at coiners rn.

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>>11821868

>> No.11821953

>>11821868
This only affects every coin except XMR so i'm fine.

>> No.11821963

it truly is over
sell everything

>>11821838
>>11820582
>>11821642

>> No.11821967

>>11821868
>
An attempt to decode RSA ... Key bits using power analysis. The left peak represents the CPU power variations during the step of the algorithm without multiplication, the right (broader) peak – step with multiplication, allowing an attacker to read bits 0, 1.
In computer security, a side-channel attack is any attack based on information gained from the implementation of a computer system, rather than weaknesses in the implemented algorithm itself

>> No.11822022

>>11821967
You're wrong

Every practical application will be susceptible to this attack

You can't stop this

>> No.11822049

Kinda funny how this gets plastered all over biz while the market is crashing.

>> No.11822063

libsecp256k1 not affected
Kys

>> No.11822077

>>11822063
>libsecp256k1
Yes it is

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>> No.11822171

>>11821868
This is the side channel attack,

>> No.11822222

>>11821868
Published weeks ago, known for many many months.

If this was real we’d already be at 0

>> No.11822234

>>11821868
>side-channel attack
literally won't matter

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>>11822222
those are some impressive numbers anon

>> No.11822293

>>11822236
More impressive than the shitshow in the next 24 hours

>> No.11822348

>>11822293
such as?

>> No.11822357

>>11821868
desu it seems that this is not talking about hacking the private key from the public key but getting info about the private key whenever it is used.
In other words it talks about an attack on the way your private key is held private on your trezor, ledger, myetherwallet.
I think these things might be exposes by this.
Additionally the papier adds that it can be solved.
I rate it a 0 on a scale of 0 to Armageddon.

>> No.11822384

>>11821868
Good to keep aware of, but nice larp dood

>> No.11822405

somebody should post this on reddit and scare normies

I need good buy entrance

>> No.11822536

>>11821868
https://www.nccgroup.trust/globalassets/our-research/us/whitepapers/2018/rohnp-return-of-the-hidden-number-problem.pdf

>> No.11822580

I can't find any information anywhere on this. If what you guys are implying is true it should be plastered over the internet and not just have a few devs arguing on Twitter....

>> No.11822631

>>11822536
>I can't find any information anywhere on this.
There are literally 2 PDF links in this thread on the topic, and a title you can search for.

>> No.11822634

>>11822580
> a few devs

THAT WAS THE GOV HAHAHA BTFO

>> No.11822650

The thing about side channel attacks is you need a motherfucking side channel, fuck. Fuck off stupid cunts.

>> No.11822657

>>11821953
this. if you are using cryptonote coins, pretty much every single one of them uses EdDSA not ECDSA

>> No.11822687

>>11821868

Hack is not true. Nothing new under the sun, cunt.

https://nvd.nist.gov/
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/search

>> No.11822699

>>11822222
digits of truth

>> No.11822714

>>11821868
Of all the fucking ways for crypto to end, this would be the LAST I would ever think of. It's beautiful, really. I know it's fake but imagine for a second if it weren't. All those GPU hours and energy consumed. Thousands and thousands of hours of computing, all ultimately bested by the work of men simply "cracking" the algorithm and solving the problem, permanently. Really would be beautiful.