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@webtonull @pwnsdx @manicode I don’t know if there is efficient attack (poke @gcouprie) but using the same key (or dependant) break EtM […]
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@webtonull @pwnsdx @manicode @gcouprie because if you break E, you break M, or the contrary. Exactly what you don’t want with EtM :P
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@webtonull @pwnsdx @manicode For key independence, troubles are mostly for decryption. eg file cipher with ONE password is not possible.
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@webtonull @pwnsdx @manicode You can’t derive both E-key and M-key with a single KDF. You can treak the system with a different seed […]
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@webtonull @pwnsdx @manicode but the same password for your 2 KDF, but better to use 2 passwords and 2 seeds.
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@webtonull @pwnsdx @manicode To summarize, EtM core is easy to implement, it’s the overall (human) usage which can be complicated /o\
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