Public-private key pair handling on a Windows ecosystem
I’ve been thinking about how to architect an infrastructure for one of our business applications with the following requirement:
Using a random string to authenticate HMAC?
I am designing a simple webservice and want to use HMAC for authentication to the service.
Are python’s cryptographic modules good enough?
I mean, say you were writing professional grade software that would involve sensitive client information. (Take this in the context of me being an amateur programmer.)
How to manage my private key for signing .NET assemblies?
I write open source .NET class libraries as a hobby and thought about signing them. I can get Visual Studio to generate me a password protected public/private key pair and save it as a .pfx file, but I don’t think I should do this for each and every project. One key pair should be enough, right?
What is the best programming language to do crypto running time measurement? [closed]
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Why salt isn’t added in a random position [closed]
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How to – Selective/Partial Encryption of audio files
I’ve got a project that was put on my head by my professor without any guidance on how to do it. As far as I’ve understood from what I’ve read online, the audio is encrypted in such a way that it distorts the audio in a way that affects its intelligibility but leaves it still recognizable and you can decrypt it back to its original form.
deciphering columnar transposition cipher
I am looking for an idea on how to decipher a columnar transposition cipher without knowing the key or the length of the key.
deciphering columnar transposition cipher
I am looking for an idea on how to decipher a columnar transposition cipher without knowing the key or the length of the key.
deciphering columnar transposition cipher
I am looking for an idea on how to decipher a columnar transposition cipher without knowing the key or the length of the key.