At 02:43 PM 12/7/00, Peter Fairbrother wrote:
In WW2 SOE and OSS used original poems which were often pornographic. See
"Between Silk and Cyanide" by Leo Marks for a harrowing account.
Yes, a terrific book. However, the book also contains an important lesson
regarding human memory.
Marks was
From: Rick Smith at Secure Computing [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does anyone have a citation as to the source of this 1.33 bits/letter
estimate? In other words, who computed it and how? It's in Stinson's crypto
book, but he didn't identify its source. I remember tripping over a
citation for it in
On Wed, Dec 06, 2000 at 08:32:54AM -0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've asked previously, but I hope it won't hurt asking
again. Has anyone compared the relative speeds of
(efficient implementations of) the SHA-2 functions and
Rijndael? Are there any figures available?
There is a speed
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