as you know, two runways at sfo are currently closed in order to finish the federally mandated rsa work. construction is about halfway complete and we believe that the runway will be reopened next month. the further work for the project includes the coordination to [speaker not understood] working collaboratively towards the operation of the two runways. the contract provides departure management services that allow for the efficient control of departure traffic on the two runways that are open during the construction period. the airport's contract with parsons brinckerhoff is the result of a request -- a competitive credit for proposals process and has been previously amended by the airport commission to increase both the costs and to extend the turn to the existing contract will bring the total contract amount above the $10 million level requiring board approval for a new total contract amount of $13.7 million. the budget analyst recommend approval of this mod if i and ation and i'd be happy to answer any questions. >> okay, thank you, ms. wagoner. mr. rose, why don't we jump right to

rsa and acronym at some point. >> like kfc. >> the nsa pay them $10 million to make the choice. you can be gracious and say the nsa was tired of figuring the numbers of millions of computers and wanted it to be setup out of the box but it was set across the whole product line that would use this law of random numbers. now as far as i can tell i saw a report recently that very few products out there at least the ones you can measure using web servers and things like that don't use -- like they use other sources of random number devices. from a point which we learned about this until now this is one thing that if you don't know photographers like bruce you learn quickly that they are some of the most paranoid people in the world and security people are a little less paranoid. apparently many of them have moved to change the technologies they use away from one's that have this unfortunate flaw and don't believe that flaws in them. it has hosted the time against people banging away at it. >> thanks joe. i want to turn to david from google and talk about what you think this activity

we learned there was a contract signed between the cane that makes this popular piece of software, rsawhich i don't believe -- stopped being an acronym at some point. >> like kf be c? >> yeah. and the nsa had paid them $10 million to make it the default choice. and you can be gracious and say the nsa was tired of configuring all these crazy number, millions of computers, but, no, it's the default set across the whole product line. so anything that incorporates this thing would be, would use this flawed random number generator. now i think, as far as or i can tell, i saw a report recently that very few products out there on the wild, at least the ones you can measure by using, by testing web servers and things like that, don't use -- they use other sources of, other random number generators. and so, you know, from the point which we learned about this til now, this is sort of one thing that if you don't know cryptographer, you learn quickly they're some of the most paranoid bexñ people in the world -- computer security people being a little less paranoid -- and apparently, many of them

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--out random used widely across the internet .y civilians like us can someone speak to the issue of rsa and its role in this and the $10 million the representative mentioned? >> this gets a little complicated as well. there with me. >> the subtitle of the panel is it is complicated area >> random number generators are extremely important in encryption. encryption is essentially complicated math to make things totally unreadable, you have to be able to generate big numbers no one else can generate. they have to be random. if you have a flaw in a number generator, you may be able to predict the key, without much work, decide the shape to your key in the house and then go cut the key and break into your home. with a hatley did this particular random generator -- number generator. we knew this random number generator had been used in a lot of products and incorporated and other products used. one of the unfortunate things we was a lot of this stuff, i'm glad we know it. it is very scary but i'm better for having known it. there is a contract signed between the company that makes the popular

learned there was a contract signed between the company that makes this poplar piece of software -- rsa -- and the nsa paid them $10 million to make it to default choice. you can say the nsa was tired of conf configuring these but it is the default line across the whole line so anything would use this flawed number generator. now, i think, very few products out there on the wild, the ones you can measure by testing web surfers and things, use other sources of random number generators. from the point we learned about it until now -- if you don't know encryption you learn the people that do this are paranoid and many are moved in pass to change the technology they use away from ones that have this flaw in them to ones we at least don't believe have flews in them and stood the test of time against a lot of people banging away at them. >> i want to turn to david from google and talk about what you thing this activity by the nsa means from a company or user perspective and what you think it means about the government's perspective on the use of cripti encryption. >> i think what is surprisin

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