Finding encrytion algorithm

gfgs pedo jtrjtrjtr2001 at yahoo.com
Sun Jul 14 06:22:56 PDT 2002


hi,

I get the idea,thanx.

Regards Data.



> can u pls explain how they have statistical
> signatures,pls-
>
>
>  may be using SPN's, i have tried ANSI X9.17 key
> generation with GOST-it did have a negligably small
> skew-it makes me wonder what statistical signature
> they have.The negligable skew is a weakness but not
> high enough to compramise the security of the key
used
> from the ANSI x9.17 key gen method.
> pls explain.
> thank u veru much.
>

You're on the right track.  Take several encryption
algorithms
of your choice, then use a fixed IV, and the same sets
of keys,
and encrypt blocks of 0's.  For each algorithm,
compute several sets of
staticstics (a la NIST or DIEHARD).  With 100 blocks
of 10 Megabytes
(100 different keys) you should see some interesting
differences.

Remember, your question originally was "how can you
tell which 
algorithm",
not "how do you find the key".  Let us know what you
find out :-)

--yes :)

Patience, persistence, truth,
Dr. mike



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