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Information security: weakness in popular protection system
15 February 2012 - EPFL
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An unexpected flaw has been detected of a system that is widely used for protection of online transactions.
Internet services such as online shopping, e-banking or e-mails may be a bit harder to protect than expected. Arjen Lenstra (Laboratory of Cryptologic Algorithms) with members of his lab and an American security researcher discovered an unanticipated feature of a widely used protection system. Their paper was cited in today’s New York Times.
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