Manyonymity: PHP Distributed Encryption
Adam Bresson explores manyonymity: php distributed encryption at DEF CON 11, examining hardware-trojans and practical defenses.
Summary
Architecture and Background
Adam Bresson - Manyonymity: PHP Distributed Encryption Manyonymity: PHP Distributed Encryption Manyonymity is an advanced, self-programmed PHP Distributed Encryption web application under the GNU GPL. Manyonymity premieres at DEFCON 11 in conjunction with a self-developed, new theory of encryption: geometric transformation.
Vulnerability Analysis
Manyonymity is a customizable, easily-maintained PHP Distributed Encryption web application including verified installation, maintenance and a powerful user interface. Manyonymity allows anyone to run their own GNU GPL encryption and fingerprinting server.
Exploitation and Demonstrations
We'll discuss general encryption, the functionality of Manyonymity, demonstrate a sample implementation and discuss future development. Manyonymity, it's who you don't know.
Remediation and Defensive Strategies
Adam Bresson owns GreentreePC a Los Angeles-based on-site network consulting service. At DEFCON 8, he spoke on Palm Security. At DEFCON 9, he spoke on PHP, Data Mining & Web Security. At DEFCON 10, he spoke on Consumer Media Protections (CMP) generating considerable industry interest and press. He founded and continues to develop two early-stage Internet startups: Recommendo.com and GetAnyGame.com
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