Explaining Keystores | Part 4 - Bouncy Castle Keystore (BKS)

In this video Graham explains the Bouncy Castle Keystore (BKS). It is not recommended for use any more since it uses a legacy PBKDF from version 1 of the PKCS#12 standard. If you're using Bouncy Castle you should seriously consider updating.
References:
A detailed look at Bouncy Castle Security: cryptosense.co...
More on Password Based Key Derivation Functions (PBKDF): cryptosense.co...
All about the PKCS#12 Keystore: • Explaining Keystores |...
More about 3DES: cryptosense.co...
Part 1 - Java JKS Keystore • Explaining Keystores |...
Part 2 - JCEKS • Explaining Keystores |...
Part 3 - PKCS#12 • Explaining Keystores |...
Part 5 - Bouncy Castle UBER • Explaining Keystores |...
Part 6 - Bouncy Castle FIPS Keystore (BCFKS) • Explaining Keystores |...
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Cryptosense CEO Dr. Graham Steel was formerly an academic researcher before founding Cryptosense in 2013. His cryptography expertise is the basis for the company's 'Analyzer' technology which allows customers to protect themselves against losing sensitive data.

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