Re: md5 collision

In comp.os.linux.security matt_left_coast <not@xxxxxxxxxx>:
> Unruh wrote:

>> matt_left_coast <not@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>>
>>>Unruh wrote:
>>
>>>>>When dealing with the first case, you create the first of the two files,
>>>>>then the file IS known. Then you would be dealing with the second case.
>>>>
>>>> But you have to create them together. You cannot create one and then
>>>> make another which has the same md5.
>>
>>>Exact process, please.
>>
>> Go read the papers.

> Well, I'll take that as proof you are just bull shitting, as I thought.

Please calm down.

This should give a little more insight:

http://www.cits.rub.de/MD5Collisions/

There is heavily math involved, so you can be sure Bill is almost
always right.

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