At Kudelski Security, we perform quite a few security and cryptography reviews involving Rust code. Rust support in tooling has been lacking. We’ve developed some
Category: Research
Benchmarking privacy-preserving motion detection
This blog post is about benchmarking the IoT prototype we have been building for the FENTEC project, using functional encryption. For more information, please see
A Solution to the Dangerous Delegated Responder Certificate Problem
Co-authored by Nils Amiet and André Nicoulin 1. Introduction In this memo, we address the issue of the “Dangerous Delegated OCSP Responder Certificate” [1]. We propose
Detecting movement using motion vectors & functional encryption
We have already discussed what Functional Encryption is in a previous post and mentioned we are building a prototype leveraging FE to detect motion. Let’s
Forget Homomorphic Encryption, Here Comes Functional Encryption
Have you ever heard of Functional Encryption (FE)? If so, you may be associating it with some sort of homomorphic encryption, which is not wrong,
drand and the League of Entropy is LIVE
Kudelski Security is happy to announce together with its partners the creation of the League of Entropy, whose goal is to provide a secure source
