John Black, Martin Cochran, and Trevor Highland had an optimized attack
at FSE this year, they also released a toolkit for finding the
collisions and playing around with the attack techniques.
http://www.cs.colorado.edu/~jrblack/papers/md5e-full.pdf
toolkit available at
Ian G wrote:
Chris Palmer wrote:
Peter Saint-Andre writes:
http://www.saint-andre.com/blog/2006-02.html#2006-02-27T22:13
3. I see on your site you use and advertise for CACert. I hope CACert's
signing cert(s) are never trusted by my browser, because then my browser
would trust any
I was tearing up some old credit card receipts recently - after all
these years, enough vendors continue to print full CC numbers on
receipts that I'm hesitant to just toss them as is, though I doubt there
are many dumpster divers looking for this stuff any more - when I found
a great example of
Anyone see a reason why the digits of Pi wouldn't form an excellent
public large (infinite, actually) string of random bits?
There's even an efficient digit-extraction (a/k/a random access to
fractional bits) formula, conveniently base 16:
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/BBPFormula.html
I dub this
