> I'm a totally newbie of security, so i do apologize for my trivial
> questions.
>
> I need primitives (obviously under linux) that implement the basic
> cryptography algorithms (public and private en(de)cryption, hash
> functions, ...); they're meant to be used in C (or C++) programs.
> What shall I look for?
libmcrypt would be a good start for symmetric cyphers and hashes. For
asymmetric encryption openSSL or gpg.
Re: Networking basic - I want my own IP ... Addresses in the private range do not appear on the ... Usually they prefer to use a linux box as the router.... > And, if so, do I have to yank the modem out of the MS box or can I use ... (comp.os.linux.networking)
Cryptography FAQ (07/10: Digital Signatures) ... What is a one-way hash function?... What is the difference between public, private, secret, shared, etc.? ... What are MD4 and MD5?... A public-key cryptosystem has public encryption and private ... (sci.crypt)
Cryptography FAQ (07/10: Digital Signatures) ... What is a one-way hash function?... What is the difference between public, private, secret, shared, etc.? ... What are MD4 and MD5?... A public-key cryptosystem has public encryption and private ... (sci.crypt)
Cryptography FAQ (07/10: Digital Signatures) ... What is a one-way hash function?... What is the difference between public, private, secret, shared, etc.? ... What are MD4 and MD5?... A public-key cryptosystem has public encryption and private ... (sci.crypt)
RE: A question about passwords and login/authentication ... > Hash: SHA1 ... > I have heard that many *nix flavors used to default to using DES as ... > What I'm wondering is how long can a Linux password be? ... (console, xterm, windows SSH client, etc) ... (Focus-Linux)
