DIGIPASS GO3

How does Digipass work?

The secure key has a unique serial number allocated to it which is only known by the bank. The key has a clock in it which is synchronized with the clock on the bank's computers before it is sent out. You set the PIN on the secure key which is only known by you.  

I guess the internal clock must only be accurate to human scale time intervals.

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CS322 Computer Science Lecture Series with Emphasis on Encryption Theory – Including the Number Theory Required

This is a video series by Steve Gordon and is well done.  I wanted to understand the cryptology underlying Bitcoin and found this series after fishing around on YouTube.  For my purposes I started off with the 11th lecture in the series that details the number theory required to understand encryption.  I have embedded the 11th lecture in the series below and it starts with lecture 11 but it is only one in the CS322 lecture series and the series is probably better viewed by going direct to YouTube.  Fore an easy and quick summary and numeric example see: RSA Code Made Easy

Research Links: Steve Gordon

USB Install of Linux on USB for Security Reasons

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I want a system dedicated to only financial or encrypted transmissions.  These are my notes on the topic.

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The task bar at the bottom is what I have condition to and find it much more usable than other Linux versions.