One thing is possible with Skype: any user can easily obtain any other
user's IP address (actually both internal and external IPs). Those users
don't even need to be on his contact list. Of course one would need cracking
tools or a decrypted patched Skype executable with all the 288 integrity
Has anyone created hooks in MTAs so that they automagically
sign outbound email, so that you can stop forgery spam via a
SRV DNS record?
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GPG fingerprint:
| On 8/28/06, Ondrej Mikle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
| Take as an example group of Z_p* with p prime (in another words: DLP).
| The triplet (Z, p, generator g) is a compression of a string of p-1
| numbers, each number about log2(p) bits.
|
| Pardon my mathematical ignorance, but isn't Z just a
I've added IGE mode to OpenSSL - it should be in the next release (0.9.8c).
More info here: http://www.links.org/?p=131. Including test vectors!
Cheers,
Ben.
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There is no limit to what a man can do or how far he can go if
Nevermind the algorithm, I saw the second PDF.
For the other readers, the algorithm in more
standard variable names is:
c_i = f_K(p_i xor c_(i-1)) xor p_(i-1)
IV = p_(-1), c_(-1)
I suppose the dependency on c_(i-1) and p_(i-1) is the part that
prevents the attacker from predicting and
The NIST server is down.
Care to post the algorithm?
By the term crib do you mean a known-plaintext?
I'd like to see a proof that it is not possible to alter the final
block to make it
decrypt to all zeroes; that seems worse than CRCs and putting a CRC at the
end of the plaintext is a common,
On 4 Sep 2006, at 4:13 AM, Travis H. wrote:
Has anyone created hooks in MTAs so that they automagically
sign outbound email, so that you can stop forgery spam via a
SRV DNS record?
Take a look at DKIM (Domain Keys Identified Mail) which does
precisely that. There is an IETF working group
Although in this case it's obviously the man's stupidity using an instant
messenger with his old virtual identity that got him tracked down. No one
For that matter, he could just have gotten a phonecard and used a
payphone. Wearing sunglasses, a wig and a false beard while limping
to and
