<p>In this episode, we host David Wong, a security engineer at Facebook. We discuss bugs in crypto protocols, the security of blockchain systems, formal verification, and the `Real World Cryptography` book he's writing. </p>

In this episode, we host David Wong, a security engineer at Facebook. We discuss bugs in crypto protocols, the security of blockchain systems, formal verification, and the `Real World Cryptography` book he's writing.

<p>In this episode, we host David Wong, a security engineer at Facebook. We discuss bugs in crypto protocols, the security of blockchain systems, formal verification, and the `Real World Cryptography` book he's writing.&nbsp;</p>

David Wong

Originally invented as an art and science of secret writing, today, cryptography has evolved to much more than that. It is a deed of both makers and breakers and is used extensively by citizens, corporations, and in messaging applications, computer networks, and protocols. The real world cryptographers podcast captures the history of the field via stories.

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David Wong

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