Husband, dad, mountain biker, professor of computer security @fh_muenster. Active at https://xitter.cf/t.co/Nz50fZXGNd @seecurity@infosec.exchange
Münster, Germany, Europe
Joined June 2011
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Moving over to Mastodon as @[email protected].
infosec.exchange/@seecurity
Unfollowed everyone. Still deciding if I should delete my tweets... #eXit
New paper @USENIXSecurity 2023.
For details, see thread at: infosec.exchange/@seecurity/…
Sebastian Schinzel @[email protected] retweeted
The infosec community has largely moved to Mastodon from Twitter. There's far more activity there than here now. infosec.exchange is a well managed instance run by known people in the infosec community. Mastodon supports migrating your followers to another account too.
Sebastian Schinzel @[email protected] retweeted
You can self-host a Mastodon server
Is GnuPG forking OpenPGP behavior?
dev.gnupg.org/rG4583f4fe2e11…
If you are in Saarbrücken, come and say hi.
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This took some time. mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/ms…
Sebastian Schinzel @[email protected] retweeted
Excited to see honorary hippo Peter Mayer presenting at #soups2022.
Got COVID for the second time, 6 months after the first time (Omicron in late January). Same mild (but very annoying) symptoms.
I guess that’s the new normal now? You get that stuff 2-3 times a year?
Sebastian Schinzel @[email protected] retweeted
Quote tweeting for visibility to the crypto community. If this paper is correct, we are essentially left with the one-time pad. Don’t think we’re quite ready for that. 🤞
#ePrint A quantum polynomial time search algorithm for certain unsorted finite lists: S Lemieux ia.cr/2022/948
Vor rund 25 Jahren lernte ich mal eine junge Frau im Club kennen. Nett gequatscht, draussen am Auto verabschiedet. 3 Tage später ruft sie bei meinen Eltern an. Woher hatte sie meine Nummer? 1/2
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Sebastian Schinzel @[email protected] retweeted
When someone asks me about the vulnerabilities that I consider the most relevant, I frequently forward them to @CISAgov's list of "Top Routinely Exploited Vulnerabilities"
- add Confluence CVE-2022-26134 for 2022
cisa.gov/uscert/ncas/alerts/…
The situation did not improve. mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/ms…
