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08:18 < ddustin> Can anyone recommend a good super basic library for hmac-sha and PBKDF?
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18:44 < gmaxwell> lol. time to send my told-you-so to DJB.
18:45 < gmaxwell> (MSFT vulnerability: certificate includes the generator, so you can pick the generator so you know the DL of any chosen point.  A few years back I had a debate in email with DJB about his 'safercurves' page where I argued that it had to include choice of generator, due to this property. ... he did eventually include something)
18:49 < sipa> ah
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23:53 < nsh> ty gmaxwell
23:55 < nsh> is it correct to surmise that an attacker supplying their own generator with params to an ECC code-signing certificate can spoof any public signing entity?
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