Posted on September 30, 2009 by amca01
Those like me with a love of the byways of the English language, or with a love of cryptic crosswords, will no doubt have collected over the years a private trove of single word anagrams. One of my favourites (because both words are common) is
ORCHESTRA, CARTHORSE
Clearly smaller words are likely to have more anagrams [...]
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Posted on September 28, 2009 by amca01
As you may know, a cryptographic hash function is a function which produces a string of fixed length irrespective of the size of the input . Security of such functions consists of three requirements:
The function must be pre-image resistant. That is, given a value , it should not be computationally feasible to [...]
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Posted on September 8, 2009 by amca01
The Digital Signature Algorithm, also known as the Digital Signature Standard is, as it name implies, a standard for digital signatures. Most digital signature algorithms work by reversing a public key cryptosystem: a message is signed with the sender’s private key, and the signature is verified using the sender’s public key. The DSA [...]
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