mjos\dwez @m-jos.bsky.social
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..often the only visitor to labs whose researchers are not 100% sure if they are doing something very, very secret or just something very few people care about.
Tampere, Finland
Joined January 2014
These researchers did some Delving [sic] into LLM generated text in biomedical research papers. [ Dmitry Kobak et al. "Delving into LLM-assisted writing in biomedical publications through excess vocabulary." Sci. Adv. 11, eadt3813 (2025). ]
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Finnair's Airbus 350 and JAL's Boeing 777 have different flight characteristics. In this case the A350 flew the route in substantially higher altitude, which apparently isn't that economical for the 777.
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I've taken the Helsinki-Haneda route which is a bit special-- apparently the Capt. & airline make the decision on which way to go around Russia (North Pole or Asia) only shortly before takeoff, based on prevailing winds etc. In this case Finnair using A350's may have also helped.
Yesterday, Japan Airlines and Finnair flights from Helsinki to Tokyo took very different routes. Even though it flew further, Finnair beat JAL to Haneda. We look at some of the flight planning considerations.
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RT @ewong: NEW: The board of the Fulbright Program has just resigned after accusing Trump aides of political interference. They say a State….
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I mean, those things basically require no action at all. An intern can compose such a list of product categories, and TLS 1.3 by itself has nothing to do with PQC.
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Some seem to have interpreted the Trump June 6 "cybersecurity diff" EO to set some kind of deadline on PQC but no. This EO imposes a deadline for a PQC product categories (?) and, uh, TLS 1.3. (However those PQC deadlines still exists in other places.)
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the slides are at
The talk is on Friday at 11:15 ( I released some of the tooling used to generate rough pre-silicon "toggle" traces
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"bitcoin style encryption".
All new XChat is rolling out with encryption, vanishing messages and the ability to send any kind of file. Also, audio/video calling. This is built on Rust with (Bitcoin style) encryption, whole new architecture.
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The talk is on Friday at 11:15 ( I released some of the tooling used to generate rough pre-silicon "toggle" traces
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(Hmm. I don't remember where that anecdote about IBM Mainframes came from -- it was probably half-speculation from some IBM researcher.).
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Yeah, I started as a cryptographer (professionally, at SSH) some 29 years ago! 😊
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Nobody tell him that the random that he is distinguishing from encrypted random is probably AES as well (CTR_DRBG).
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If I'm reading this right, this guy seems to think that AES-encrypting random (in place) makes that random distinguishable from random random.
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RT @bpreneel1: When I look at the list of previous winners, I am honored and humbled to be selected for this award. Thank you for the jury….
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I guess we should say "new" CNSSP-15 to distinguish from the 2016 version. If I am reading the preamble of the new CNSSP-15 correctly these timelines from 2 years ago for "modernization" into 4096-bit RSA etc are now pretty much null and void.
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NIPRnet and SIPRnet PKIs were RSA-2048 still in December 2022 according to this earlier DoD directive. No RSA or elliptic curves of any length in CNSSP-15.
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