Taylor Hornby
Taylor Hornby
Yes, I think the IV (nonce) could be used to track the sequence of packets. I think it would be alright, but there's probably another attack I'm not thinking of,...
More from @thegrugq https://twitter.com/thegrugq/status/495066067195023361 "The process requires the destruction of the CD-R after use." IOW one CD-R (Or DVD-R) for each communication, then destroy them. I was thinking about saying...
Good point, the only way to do that currently is to write a script that uses LookupTable.php like test.php does. I should add a script that takes in hashes on...
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Well, that second more-desirable feature _could_ be supported if I indexed on a hash of the entire hash, but that's too much work for right now, and probably isn't worth...
The current code uses: ``` int64_t pivotIndex = lowerIdx + (upperIdx-lowerIdx)/2; /* TODO: Median method. But: This is good enough since the data is either sorted or randomly distributed. */...
The options seem to be 3-split quicksort: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5126586/quicksort-complexity-when-all-the-elements-are-same Or randomize the choice of whether things equal to the pivot go left or right. This works because after the two halves...