BEAST: An Explanation of the CBC Attack on TLS posted July 2017
I made a video explaining the BEAST attack. As usual it's more of an overview so head over to something like this for more details.
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Comments
Dan
Good explanation! However one slight issue. BEAST doesn't involve a padding oracle. I think you might be thinking of POODLE. A padding oracle is something that takes a ciphertext as input, decrypts it, and if a padding error is encountered reports it back to the person who submitted the ciphertext. Thanks!
david
oh my of course! I need to fix this. Did I say it was a padding oracle in the video itself? I hope I didn't :)
Thanks for pointing this out Dan.
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