Some patches, provided by ALFred, did introduce some new platforms under Linux: Linux x86 (aka Intel 32-bit) Linux x64 (aka Intel 64-bit) Linux AARCH32 (aka ARM 32-bit) Linux AARCH64 (aka ARM 64-bit) It needs the latest trunk version of the FPC compiler, and the "Interface Enhanced RTTI" […]
May 2016 (2)
2016-05-30
SOA and stub/mock working on Linux x86, x64, arm32 and aarch64
2016-05-30. Open Source › mORMot Framework
2016-05-14
Anti-forensic, safe storage of private keys
2016-05-14. Open Source › mORMot Framework
In any modern application, especially on
Client/Server nTier architecture as our little mORMot offers, we
often have to persist some private keys in a safe way.
Problem with such keys is that they consist in small amount of bytes (typically
16 or 32 bytes), easy to be left somewhere in disk or memory.
Given the abilities of recent forensic data recovery
methods, data can't be destroyed on magnetic or flash storage media
reliably.
We have just added to our SynCrypto OpenSource library
the Anti-forensic Information Splitter algorithm, as proposed in
TKS1, and implemented in the LUKS
standard.
LUKS is the de-facto standard of platform-independent standard on-disk
format for use in various tools.
