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“Sergeant Major” Hare
Security-Enforcing Developer


Hobbies:
Disciplining, More Disciplining, Even More Disciplining

‘Sergeant Major’ Hare is obsessed with writing secure software. He is even more obsessed with making everybody else to write even more secure software.

Addressing the Delayed Message Attack in Wireless IoT Environments

September 14, 2015 by “Sergeant Major” Hare

Delayed-Message Attack Cartoon

Abstract:

Delayed-Message Attacks can Represent a Real Threat if Left Unchecked

Quote:

Prevention/mitigation of the Attack is easy, but it needs to be taken into account at the application level.

Filed under: On.SecurityResearch

Tagged With: IoTTCP
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Client-Plus-Server Password Hashing as a Potential Way to Improve Security Against Brute Force Attacks without Overloading the Server

August 10, 2015 by “Sergeant Major” Hare

Hash of the Hash

Abstract:

Client-Side password hashing (in addition to existing server-side hashing) can improve resilience to brute-force attacks.

Quote:

Even if client-side is 10x slower than server-side, it leaves us with 10x improvement which is certainly a good thing to have

Filed under: On.SecurityResearch

Tagged With: CryptoPassword
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