10-round AES-256 pwnable in 245 time (wow)
US Cyber Challenge
Pwning SSL
“Northrop Grumman has become the latest defense contractor to go whole hog into cyber threat monitoring and detection”
“A possible way to look at complexity classes as fundamental particles” (cute, but spurious)
“The Rise of Matryoshka Malware”
Pwning smart parking meters
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Cute but spurious. I just wrote a few dense posts with lost of cool new math. So was time to have some fun.
FWIW one of the more interesting things I recall seeing in recent memory attempting to link theoretical physics and complexity classes was using the renormalization group to look at P vs NP: see http://arxiv.org/abs/cs/0608053
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Cute but spurious. I just wrote a few dense posts with lost of cool new math. So was time to have some fun.
FWIW one of the more interesting things I recall seeing in recent memory attempting to link theoretical physics and complexity classes was using the renormalization group to look at P vs NP: see http://arxiv.org/abs/cs/0608053