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Claude Shannon: A Mathematical Theory of Cryptography
(evervault.com)
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Evervault | https://evervault.com | London, New York, Dublin | Full Time | Hybrid (3 days in office) Evervault's mission is to make world-class data security effortless and pervasive. We use applied cryptography to secure t
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Evervault raises $25M to build the clearinghouse for sensitive data
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Evervault | https://evervault.com | New York, London, Dublin, Remote | Full Time | Hybrid (3 days in office) Evervault's mission is to make world-class data security effortless and pervasive. We use applied cryptography to
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Evervault | https://evervault.com | New York, London, Dublin, Remote | Full Time | Hybrid (3 days in office) Evervault's mission is to make world-class data security effortless and pervasive. We use applied cryptography to
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Evervault | https://evervault.com | New York, London, Dublin | Full Time | Hybrid (3 days in office) Evervault's mission is to make world-class data security effortless and pervasive. We use applied cryptography to secure t
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Windows 7 boots slower if you set a solid background color
(support.microsoft.com)
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What are Network Tokens and how do they work?
(evervault.com)
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ShaneCurran
2y ago
Thank you! We'll create some nice cover illustrations and add these to the list
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2y ago
Not many know about it, but this paper (written in 1948) stemmed from a lesser-known paper Shannon wrote in 1945 called "A Mathematical Theory of Cryptography"[0]. [0]: https://evervault.com/papers/shannon
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ShaneCurran
2y ago
We should definitely include Josh. Any suggestions specifically on which paper of his would be most useful to include?
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ShaneCurran
2y ago
That's true! To be honest the papers start at the _beginning_ of (modern) cryptography, and the site doesn't factor in some of the more modern research in crypto. We haven't refreshed it in a couple of years, but should inclu
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ShaneCurran
2y ago
I commented on this on another thread, but in all honesty it was intentionally skewed towards more "popular" papers as a quick reference guide. A lot of the people that use this resource are university students or cryptography fir
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ShaneCurran
2y ago
Good suggestion! We (unfortunately) don't have an official webmaster at the company, but will try and surface this data on the page :)
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ShaneCurran
2y ago
Founder of Evervault here — we created the page more as a simple reference to the most common papers that people are looking for when they're learning cryptography from scratch (with a mathematical background). As a result, frankly it
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If anybody's interested in any of the algorithms and papers that underpin most modern cryptography, we created a dedicated page on our site[0] as an homage to the great cryptographers of the last century(!) (and their works). [0]: htt
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World Bank: World Net Migration
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Show HN: Evervault Enclaves
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Show HN: Evervault Enclaves – Confidential Computing made easy
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A security paradigm for 2024: Access To, Access From (ATAF)
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Data Policies: Applying IAM to data instead of encryption keys
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The Story and Math of Differential Cryptanalysis
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3y ago
Hi all! Founder of Evervault[0] here. We're excited to launch our AI Privacy use case today, making it easy for developers to easily redact PII in unstructured data (like prompts) using a simple proxy. This means you can collect data f
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Show HN: Redact PII for OpenAI with a simple proxy
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We built an encryption by proxy solution
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Shameless plug, but we have a product at Evervault[0] called Outbound Relay[1] that’s basically a hosted, managed version of this flow. Secrets can be encrypted anywhere you collect them (either from third-party APIs or directly from the us
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We Built Cages: Deploying to an Enclave
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What’s going on with SHA-1? (it’s in SHAmbles)
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We Built Cages: Our Take on Secure Enclaves
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What's Encryption?
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