From: Jamyang Gyatso <chualoon@iscs.nus.sg>
Date: Thu, 31 Oct 1996 18:26:26 -0800 (PST)
To: Alan <TheShadow@nym.alias.net>
Subject: Re: Cracked DES?
In-Reply-To: <327fd332.72607607@smtp.ix.netcom.com>
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On Thu, 31 Oct 1996, Alan wrote:

> This was in the 10/28 issue of Network World Infusion.  Did anyone else
> see it?
> 
> 	Two eminent Israeli cryptographers last week sent a shock wave
> 	through security circles with the announcement that they had
> 	figured out a way to extract private Data Encryption Standard
> 	(DES) encryption keys from such things as PCs and smart cards.

		[ snip ]

....... Yes.  I saw it in the local papers today.

	A team from ISS also found that smart cards could be hacked
	by subjecting it to some radiation and comparing error messages
	with the real ones using mathematical models.

	



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