Werner Koch [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does the proprietary SSH still use GMP? I know no other major crypto apps
using GMP for big number math.
I've seen it used in a couple of lesser-known apps that I played with for
interop testing, nothing that counts as a major app though. Maybe it's
Le ven 27/06/2003 à 15:24, Werner Koch a écrit :
Does the proprietary SSH still use GMP? I know no other major crypto
apps using GMP for big number math. A problem with GMP is that it
heavily uses alloca() and thus it is not that hard to find traces of
secrets in the core.
I know that
Just a quick comment. The PDF is not a web friendly PDF so you if
you are trying to view it inline with your browser you have to wait for
it to download completely first.
I've managed 80KB/sec off the site so it doesn't take too long to grab
it.Alternatively you can grab the .PDF.BZ2 file
On Wed, 25 Jun 2003, tom st denis wrote:
The Draft Edition of the LibTomMath book [book about how to implement
bignum math] is freely available on my site at
http://book.libtomcrypt.org
Keep in mind it is a draft and has not been edited yet. However, if
you ever wanted to learn how to
--- bear [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One thing that I've noticed for a long time is that there
are *VERY* few math libraries that don't leave whatever
numbers they're working with in memory when deallocating
(deallocating heap via free() or deallocating stack via
returning from a procedure call
