This week at USENIX Security my colleague Chris Meyer will present
our latest research paper on TLS attacks: "Revisiting SSL/TLS
Implementations: New Bleichenbacher Side Channels and Attacks" (written by him, Eugen Weiss, Jörg Schwenk, Sebastian Schinzel, Erik Tews and me) [paper].
This blog post is intended for people who do not like boring long research papers and would like to get a comprehensive summary what's going on. As the title suggests we developed some attacks on TLS implementations. In the following, I will try to give you an intuition behind these attacks and explain why they worked.
This blog post is intended for people who do not like boring long research papers and would like to get a comprehensive summary what's going on. As the title suggests we developed some attacks on TLS implementations. In the following, I will try to give you an intuition behind these attacks and explain why they worked.
