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The `openssl req` command will encrypt a private key that it creates by default. But there appears to be no way of defining which cipher algorithm it should use. It uses 3DES by default - although you…
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**The problem you're addressing (if any)**
scrypt was designed as a secure key derivation function. It intentionally uses large amounts of memory and CPU to make brute force key recovery more diff…
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One of my workmates made an XML encryption / decryption process with certificates and CMS in Java using latest Bouncy Castle version.
Our customers want to implement those methods in .NET, so I'm try…
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The Crypto API already has definitions for the SM3 hash algorithm and a SM4 block cipher key type. #22 proposes the addition of support for SM2, a set of elliptic curve algorithms for signature, encry…
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1. 224, 256, 384 and 512 bit hash for each of these algorithms
2. Allow stripped variable outputs (like SHA512-256 or SHA512-384)
Note: All SHA2 candidates uses the same basic input-output formats…
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Since John (CPU only) and Elcomsoft DPR have support, I'd like to suggest trying to achieve native support in oclHashcat.
In the past I've had terrible luck with buggy Elcomsoft Distributed Password…
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Hi
First, thanks for the awesome plugin - it works really smoothly in ionic and typeorm environment!
Question:
Is there any way to decrypt encrypted database on device? Setting the `key` to som…
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Implement COSE Encryption, [IETF RFC 8152, section 5](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8152#section-5)
* [ ] Read and expose metadata for tagged and untagged COSE_Encrypt messages
* [ ] Read and exp…
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For use with OSCORE, it would be convenient to have COSE's direct key KDFs available (basically, a way to use the tables from COSE's table16).
Are there any plans to add support for that, would you…
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BLAKE3 turns out to be the ideal cryptographic hash for the Instance-ID. As stated by its developers BLAKE3 is:
- Much faster than MD5, SHA-1, SHA-2, SHA-3, and BLAKE2 (~10x of sha256 based on our…