日刊IETF (2026-01-26)【PQC実装の本格化】JOSE/COSE対応とIoT環境への適用が加速 - Qiita

おはようございます! GMOコネクトの名もなきエンジニアです。 よろしくお願いします! 日刊IETFは、I-D AnnounceやIETF Announceに投稿されたメールをサマリーし続けるという修行的な活動です!! 今回は、2026-01-26(UTC基準)に公開された...

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Il bruco alla fine del mondo | Quarto dispaccio da Mensaleri - Giap

Oggi, dopo la pausa natalizia, riparte da Ferrara il viaggio di Mensaleri, che in inverno toccherà Tarquinia, Viterbo, Roma, Jesi, Fano, Bologna, Bolzano, Altamura, Lecce, Salve, Taranto, Fabriano, Barberino del Mugello, Torino, Napoli, Pozzuoli, Santarcangelo di Romagna e Gambettola. Fino a febbraio, le date sono nel nostro calendario generale. Le altre le trovate in quello […]

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Non vediamo le cose come sono, vediamo le cose come siamo.

#AnaïsNin
#cose

Due cose che ho notato in autostrada:
1- se senti puzza di scarico, davanti hai una 500L fiat, al 100%
2- alcuni camion non hanno più gli specchietti retrovisori laterali ma hanno delle telecamere. Uno su venti circa (si li ho contati, in autostrada mi annoio).

#ESGC
#Cose Inutili

日刊IETF (2025-10-22) - Qiita

深夜ですが、油断していたGMOコネクトの名もなきエンジニアです。 IETFのCut-off dayが来ているので、Internet Draftが投稿されないと思っていたら、バッチリ投稿されていて震えました...。 しかも、RFCも発行されるとか、マジですか?? さて、気を取...

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Notre #alerte #météo 🟠est maintenue pour des intempéries au sud-est, surtout en #Cose dès cette nuit avec des pluies torrentielles et de fortes vagues. Attention à la #neige sur les #Alpes ❄️👇https://actualite.lachainemeteo.com/alerte-meteo/8425-fortes-pluies-orageuses-au-sud-est-vent-violent-et-avalanches

🐦🔗 https://twitter.com/lachainemeteo/status/1912514657799065601
🕐 16/04 16:33

Alerte Météo - Fortes pluies orageuses au sud-est, vent violent et avalanches

Une dépression se creuse sur la Corse pendant la nuit et ce jeudi, provoquant un important épisode pluvio-neigeux et venteux

La Chaîne Météo

It's been on my mind I wanted to get to understand a few things…

1. #COSE : #CBOR Object Signing and Encryption
2. #X25519KeyExchange

There are a few applications I have in mind for this and I could find no good examples. So, I sat down and nutted out this:

https://gist.github.com/sjlongland/fc2e06cb47543e977440b79d6cf71185

This is a simple demonstration of X25519 and COSE in #Python. The idea being that this allows two peers to mutually authenticate, then establish a shared secret.

I'm still not 100% certain of some X25519 key exchange details, specifically why pycryptography's example does it twice?

https://cryptography.io/en/latest/hazmat/primitives/asymmetric/x25519/#exchange-algorithm

Note: they generate `derived_key`, but never use it. It'd make sense if it were part of the second call to `HKDF` or something, but the result is simply thrown away. Anyone know why that is?

Anyway, maybe the #cryptography gurus might have some ideas, and whether my little toy here actually would work for decent secure comms, or if there's a gaping hole I should look out for.

pycose/cryptography example, incorporating Sign1, MAC0 and X25519 key exchange

pycose/cryptography example, incorporating Sign1, MAC0 and X25519 key exchange - README.md

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