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cryptjwang wrote 37 minutes ago: Under Construction … more →

Tags: Research, CIS lab

Cryptography Types

Zero Production Incidents wrote 7 hours ago: Continuing the post on Cryptography Introduction, we will cover the Cryptography Types in this post. … more →

Tags: Basic, Tutorials, ssl, public-key, Cryptography type, Symmetric, Asymmetric, private-key

Chinese Physicists Reportedly Break Teleportation Record

3lefts2babylon wrote 6 days ago: We’re not at ‘Star Trek’ transporter level yet, but the achievement represents a b … more →

Tags: technology, Space, Science, Technology, China, teleportation, Physics, Quantum, Theory

Backpack Algorithms And Public-Key Cryptography Made Easy | Smashing Coding

Ng Zhi An wrote 1 week ago: Backpack Algorithms And Public-Key Cryptography Made Easy | Smashing Coding. Really interesting arti … more →

Tags: Techbites, RSA, ssh, smashing magazine

QR Codes

Chris Leach wrote 1 week ago: In Year 8 ICT we have been covering the topic of cryptography and this week the focus of the lesson … more →

Tags: year 8, QR Code

Cryptography

Chris Leach wrote 1 week ago: In Year 8 ICT this term we have been covering the topic of Cryptography. This follows on from their … more →

Tags: year 8

Fecund Tuesday4 comments

CG wrote 1 week ago: After experiencing such a stagnant and super boring yesterday, today am feeling happy for: The draft … more →

Tags: regular discussion, Meeting with advisors, PhD Work, Philosophy, Finite State Machine, draft, fsm, arjen k. lenstra, key length

The full AusCERT 2012 #sophospuzzle - cut, paste, solve, NERF!

Paul Ducklin wrote 1 week ago: Ready…set…GO! Here is the full text of the #sophospuzzle from this year’s AusCERT … more →

Tags: #sophospuzzle, auscert, auscert 2012, decodeme, Puzzle, solving, t-shirt

How to Select Cryptographic Key Size?1 comment

CG wrote 1 week ago: A good article offering guidelines for the determination of key sizes for symmetric cryptosystems, R … more →

Tags: Research, Crypto, Security, keylength, arjen k. lenstra, Key Size

Cryptography Introduction1 comment

Zero Production Incidents wrote 2 weeks ago:   I would like to summarize the notes I gathered from different sources and share my understand … more →

Tags: Tutorials, ssl, Private, public-key

Are You Game?8 comments

cjwestkills wrote 2 weeks ago: I didn’t have a blog planned for today, but my daughter sent me an awesome code to break this week a … more →

Tags: Inspiration, Games and Puzzles, CJ West, Ciphers, Games, family fun

Code Design That Says Something: Your Mother Never Let You Write On Your Bedroom Walls

sobpol wrote 2 weeks ago: Loving art, I ‘ve concluded our brain has a matrix circumscribing our creativity; while these … more →

Tags: History, Cryptographer & Encoded Textiles, Code Designs That Says Something: Your Mother Never Let

Confidentiality, Security & What It takes to be Successful

michaeld1 wrote 2 weeks ago: So this is it. Officially ready for the first day of actual classes for 2012. Computer and Network S … more →

Tags: Personal, sheridan, Security, project management, Computer, Network, Algorithms, Defenses, Threats

Those pesky hackers

Clive Couldwell wrote 2 weeks ago: In the last 10 years, cryptography researchers have demonstrated that even the most secure-seeming c … more →

Tags: technology, Research, MIT, Software

FASM - x86 Blowfish Implementation

programmer209 wrote 3 weeks ago: In this post I implement the Blowfish Encryption Algorithm in x86 assembly language using FASM (the … more →

Tags: encryption, mathematics, Assembly Language, x86 assembly language, Blowfish Encryption

Secret Message

nuitdepluie wrote 3 weeks ago: How rad/geeky is that?! Print your own secret message on any textile and make your own cryptographer … more →

Tags: Fashion, Textile, Dutch Invertuals, Raw Color, encoded textile, Secret Message!

Perfect Secrecy & Pseudorandomness

britcruise wrote 3 weeks ago: Check out my interactive exploration of random walks on khanacademy labs. When someone rolls dice, o … more →

Tags: Video / Theatre, pseudorandom number generators, John von Neumann, middle squares method, stream cipher, pseudorandom

Creating a Public and Private Key using C#

rochcass wrote 3 weeks ago: Requirements: Folder named “Keys” New Class named “PrivatePublicKey.cs” An A … more →

Tags: Web development, C# programming / Visual Studio, Quick Tips, Cryptography keys, private-key, public-key, XML public private keys, RSACryptoServiceProvider, RSA Crypto Provider

The Voynich Manuscript

kevinallison wrote 3 weeks ago: Light blogging today, but this blog is named after a type of old book, so I couldn’t go withou … more →

Tags: Books, Code, Incunabulum, boingboing


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