
Don`t you consider well-known KRACK to be the most dangerous attack? Meet even worse security hole. A destroying vulnerability has endangered the security of the most encryption keys, including those being used in identification documents, software signing and platform modules preventing government and enterprise computers from different attacks. One more wild morning brought the terrible news: security specialists discovered an inevitable deficiency in a commonly used cryptography code library, to be more precise, in chips that were made by a German company.
ROCA is short for Return of Coppersmith`s Attack, the researchers revealed this weakness in RSA keys of the software library that was used by cryptographic smartcards, security tokens and other secure hardware chips. The researchers wrote that this exploit allows the attacker to figure out the private part of an RSA key. Moreover, such an attack impacts on all widely used key lengths and chips produced in 2012. Continue reading




















