Thai Duong and Juliano Rizzo today demoed an attack against TLS 1.0's use of cipher block chaining (CBC) in a browser environment. The authors contacted browser vendors several months ago about this and so, in order not to preempt their demo, I haven't discussed any details until now. Contrary to several press reports, Duong and Rizzo have not found, nor do they claim, any new flaws in TLS. They h
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If you're familiar with network security and haven't been living under a rock you've probably seen the recent coverage of Rizzo and Duong's attack on SSL/TLS implementations. they've demoed the attack and information is starting to trickle out (the news articles above were written prior to release), we can begin evaluate the impact of this work. (See AGL's post on this). Unfortunately, there's no
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I happen to know the details of this attack since I work on Chrome's SSL/TLS stack.The linked article is sensationalist nonsense, but one should give the authors the benefit of the doubt because the press can be like that. Fundamentally there's nothing that people should worry about here. Certainly it's not the case that anything is 'broken'. But http://eprint.iacr.org/2006/136 sure looks like a r
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