Cryptography Reference
In-Depth Information
sha0coll.py
Similarly to
md5coll.py
, a Python script to verify
SHA0 collisions. You need OpenSSL (as a
command-line tool) to start, since SHA-0 is not
supported by any of the modules that comes with
Python.
sha256-384-512.pdf
Description of the SHA-256, SHA-384, and
SHA-512 algorithms.
sha256.c
Source text from GnuPG for SHA-256; I slightly
modified it so that it can be compiled and used on
its own. You find a use example at the end of the
source text.
Skipjack directory:
The Skipjack algorithm from
www.nist.gov/encryption/skipjack-
kea.htm
discussed in Section 5.7.5. The
PostScript and PDF files can be found on the
homepage in this rather poor quality.
cryptana directory:
crack directory:
The dictionary attack against UNIX passwords
discussed in Section 3.3.
pkcrack directory:
The program to break the
pkzip
cipher by Peter
Conrad discussed in Section 5.7.1. It requires
33 MB of virtual memory and a lot of
computational power!
subscrack directory:
The Python script to automatically break
substitution code, discussed in Section 2.2.1,
including German and English documentation.
Dictionaries are not included, but the
documentation describes how to create them.
txt directory:
biometric directory:
fingerprt gelatine.txt
Description by Chaos Computer Club (CCC) how
to forge fingerprints for sensors (in German).
FAQ directory:
The FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) lists on
cryptology often found on the Internet; good
educational material.
