HPKE itself *is* single-recipient. You can probably use it in CMS to have multiple recipients but HPKE still encrypts DEK for each. And it's not single-shot, see github.com/openjdk/jdk/....

Finished Fallout S2. Completely no idea of who did what and why.

Same here. I removed all the lights and add this instead: www.amazon.com/TP-Link-Tapo...

The Last of Us and Étoile have ended. Shall I go back to Andor? The first few episodes of Season 2 weren't so attractive.

Watching Étoile. I like this style. Also Andor II, but has not felt the romanticism yet.

You mean SeedNumberTwo?

富貴浮雲 by Anita Mui on Apple Music Song · 1988 · Duration 3:35

An old song I really love. music.apple.com/us/album/%E5...

This reminds me of an old Chinese tale: A man dug a well in his field, which greatly improved his crop production. He told others that he could now do the work of two people. The story was passed along — until, in the end, people were saying that he had dug a living person out of the well.

Is this how math is taught in the U.S.? First I find it confusing because it mixes a fraction and a decimal. Suppose this is allowed, does it mean ⅓ at the thousandths place? But then .33 plus ⅓ ‰ is not ⅓.

So there are 3 choices now…

I’m alternating between watching Severance and Dickinson. The first few episodes of Severance felt a bit slow, but now I’ve gotten used to its pace.

In fact, LsaCallAuthenticationPackage with KERB_QUERY_TKT_CACHE_REQUEST is able to get the session key for the service ticket from LSA after context is established. It's all zero for TGT but looks good for a service ticket. Just don't know if this will always be supported.

Thanks.

So is there anyway to get the session key of the ticket?

@syfuhs.net An SSPI question: When you call QueryContextAttributes with SECPKG_ATTR_SESSION_KEY, is that the session key in the service ticket or subkey of the context? Thanks.