| Name | EntryDate | Details |
| Cracking DES: Secrets of Encryption Research, Wiretap Politics & Chip Design | 2006-05-21 16:41:56 |
Description: Here's a text with a bit of a political slant. The book describes a machine the authors built to crack DES encryption. In their preface, they note: "There can be no more doubt. DES is not secure." Author(s): Electronic Frontier Foundation License: Some Restrictions (includes GNU) Type: Book Format: Paper, HTML Price: free online URL: http://cryptome.org/ cracking-des.htm Limitations: Most of the book is in the public domain. Unlike a lot of other texts online, this one appears to be the product of scanning coupled with optical character recognition (OCR). The result is a series of HTML pages formated to keep the relationship with the original paper text pages intact. It's a bit weird, as some chapters are actually referenced off-site. But if you find the topic interesting, it's probably worth the time. ReviewText: Contents include:
Keywords: DES , encryption , decryption , Electronic Frontier Foundation , wiretap Submitter: EE HomePage Editorial Staff Affiliation: None xml_ID: 1148251316 (single entry page) |
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