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  the Source Code in C/C++ of Rabin Cryptosystem         


Author: Vince
Date: May 13, 2008 22:11

If anyone have the Source Code in C/C++ of Rabin Cryptosystem,please
send it to me.That is a part of my graduation projects . I appreciate
your help.
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  Women Tell of Coverting to Islam         


Author: hamada
Date: May 13, 2008 20:10

Kathy

Twelve hours old

"What am I doing down here? I wonder, my nose and forehead pressed to
the floor as I kneel in prayer. My knee-caps ache, my arm muscles
strain as I try to keep the pressure off my forehead. I listen to...
Show full article (15.13Kb)
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  Corpus For Testing Implementation Of RSA?         


Author: Le Chaud Lapin
Date: May 13, 2008 19:24

Hi All,

Testing with an actual corpus would be much more reliable than eye-
balling the [C++] code and saying, "Hmm...I guess this is more or less
correct." :)

TIA,

-Le Chaud Lapin-
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  Clientless transparent encryption         


Author: karlman
Date: May 13, 2008 13:35

I am looking for a transparent encryption solution for a Windows based
server. I am looking for something that is solely server based and
does not require a client. This is because we want zero impact on
existing system which include some old clients such as DOS and OS/2.

I found one solution by Vormetric which fits the bill but it is very
expensive. I was hoping someone knew of another solution for this that
may be cheaper.

I need files to be automatically encrypted when saved to the Windows
share and automatically decrypted when requested. It needs to be able
to assign permissions based on Active Directory users and groups.

Thank you!
Karl
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  alternative algorithm for modular inverse         


Author: Christian Siebert
Date: May 13, 2008 09:33

Hi all,

as far as I can see, the extended Euclidean algorithm seems to be the
most common algorithm for computing the modular multiplicative inverse
(used in GMP, LibTomMath, ...). The only alternative I've seen so far
utilizes Euler's totient function and direct modular exponentiation.
However, this algorithm is generally much slower (O(n^3) VS O(n^2)).

Are there any other known algorithms? I ask because I've discovered a
plain method which is even easier (to understand as well as to
implement) than Euclid's algorithm (maybe some simplified version of
the eEa?). It's so simple that I wouldn't be surprised if this is
something that is already known ...

Regards,

Christian
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  ADVERT: Secure comms         


Author: Robin Carey
Date: May 13, 2008 08:30

C12-GAMMA; a free/open-source E-mail security tool for BSD/Linux:

http://www.leopard.uk.com/cion

[ probably the most important cryptography software ever written;
because it contains the CipherPacket source-code/algorithm ]
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  Proof of global warming based on ladies underwear         


Author: Borked Pseudo Mailed
Date: May 13, 2008 05:41

Proof of global warming based on ladies underwear

http://www.hipcow.com/p/0034/global_warming/
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  Biggus, Lenis, etc...         


Author: Blue
Date: May 13, 2008 01:09

I am dedicating a song to you, oh highly IMPOTENT one!

You keep a-knocking but you can't come in
Keep a-knocking but you can't come in
You keep a-knocking but you can't come in
Come back tomorrow night and try it again

You said you're a net hacker but you can't come in
You said you're a net hacker but you can't come in, woooh
You said you're a net hacker but you can't come in
Come back tomorrow night and try it again

LMAO, at YOU, BIGGUS!!!!!!

YOU SUCK AT THIS!!!
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