Another thing you can do it to go to www.rijndael.com. It contains a lot
of information/links about rijndael.
Robert Sandilands
Johannes Baagoe wrote:
>
> Robert Sandilands wrote:
>
> > There seems to be two ways... The newest CVS contains updates
> > for Rijndael and I posted patches for 0.9.6 for Rijndael. So
> > go either to the CVS repository for the newest and bestest or
> > look in the archives for my patch.
>
> OK, thanks a lot.
>
> However, I have a specific concern : I start a course on
> cryptology and computer security in exactly a month. The
> students are to download everything they need and install it,
> and I shall explain the algorithms (or at least some of them),
> preferably with direct reference to the sources. I can hardly
> avoid mentioning Rijndael in some detail ; besides, it is a
> pleasure :-)
>
> Now, if there were an official release of OpenSSL with
> everything I need by that time, I wouldn't have to patch, or
> explain the Rijndael part from, e.g., gpg, or do anything else
> that distracts from the main issue. It would be easier to go
> through just one package exactly as it comes from the server,
> and OpenSSL is the obvious choice. I can manage with the present
> situation, but if there were a 0.9.7 with Rijndael as a
> Christmas ou New Year gift, I would certainly apreciate it!
>
> --
> Johannes Baagoe
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