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Standards Watch
Security is a constantly changing landscape with new standards continually under development, existing algorithms constantly under attack and higher performance solutions always being explored.
Standards Watch is published by Elliptic Technologies with the goal of informing and guiding developers towards the creation of new embedded security designs. Each issue zeros in on a specific and topical security subject and examines it in depth.
The latest issue of Standards Watch looks back at the recent discussion in IETF mailing lists about whether there is an ongoing need for the IPsec Authentication Header protocol, or whether it can be supplanted by other features of the IPsec protocol suite.
All previous issues of Standards Watch:
- Standards Watch Issue 10 - IPsec AH: Where Do Old Standards Go to Retire
- Standards Watch Issue 09 - IEEE Std 1619.2
- Standards Watch Issue 8.1 - FIPS 140-3, 3GPP LTE-A New Security Suite, IPsec
- Standards Watch Issue 7.1 - GSM and SSL/TLS Vulnerabilities plus the new Cipher Suite for LTE
- Standards Watch Issue 6.1 - HDCP rev 2.0, SNOW 3G and SHA-3
- Standards Watch Issue 5.1 - IEEE Std 1619
- Standards Watch Issue 4.1 - WiMAX Mobile Profile
- Standards Watch Issue 3.1 - Standardizing Security and IEEE P1619
- Standards Watch Issue 2.1 - 802.1AR and the demise of LRW-AES
- Standards Watch Issue 1.1 - 802.16/WiMAX
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