On Today, dmolnar wrote:
[Hi, David!]
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, Michael Paul Johnson wrote:
What would you like to see covered in a practical book on
cryptography for programmers?
[snip]
Especially examples of tempting, but wrong, things to do.
Perhaps this is a pet peeve of mine...
In
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William Rowden writes:
In the tempting-but-wrong category, one could include samples of the
insecure systems that result when programmers with no cryptanalysis
background create their own cryptographic algorithms.
Yes, and let us hope that Michael Paul Johnson resists the temptation to
plug
In case you haven't figured it out, yes, I am seriously contemplating
writing such a book. Please keep the good ideas coming.
Oh, good.
All of the discussion of algorithms is fine, but it seems to me that the most
important topic in such a book is how to avoid building yet another crypto
On Fri, 11 Aug 2000, John R Levine wrote:
* Don't try to invent a new crypto systems. Amateurs can't write secure
crypto systems, as often as not professionals can't either.
By the way, I would extend this to include "don't try to write your
own new crypto code, unless you really, really
At 07:20 PM 8/11/00 +, lcs Mixmaster Remailer wrote:
William Rowden writes:
In the tempting-but-wrong category, one could include samples of the
insecure systems that result when programmers with no cryptanalysis
background create their own cryptographic algorithms.
Yes, and let us hope
At 04:00 PM 8/11/00 -0400, dmolnar wrote:
On Fri, 11 Aug 2000, John R Levine wrote:
* Don't try to invent a new crypto systems. Amateurs can't write secure
crypto systems, as often as not professionals can't either.
By the way, I would extend this to include "don't try to write your
own
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