[QUOTE=Xen Tricks;23885486][img_thumb]http://www.facepunch.com/fp/emoot/downs.gif[/img_thumb]
You know nothing about this, stop acting like this is a simple "more power, easier break" situation.[/QUOTE]
I especially like the part where you don't get what he's saying at all.
[QUOTE=Carbon Knight;23872369]Freedom of knowledge is important but when it can potentially undermine the safety of the people??[/QUOTE]
[quote=Benjamin Franklin]They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. [/quote]
[QUOTE=Paramud;23888040]I especially like the part where you don't get what he's saying at all.[/QUOTE]
Apparently you don't know how encryption works either
It would be difficult to make the program, because you would need something that recognizes whatever the fuck language its in. Without knowing the contents of the file, or even the file type, you have no verification of the key being correct.
Seeing it's probably a 7zip file, there's no real way of verifying the integrity of the decrypted file.
So not only would you need the time to crack the key, you would need to attempt to verify every single key that you go through.
My money's on North Korea-South Korea-American relations.
I put money on the NSA already knowing whats inside it.
I guess the second he feels threatened or when he wants to he probably just has to press a button for the key to be posted.
[QUOTE=Arachnidus;23874956]"You can't stop the signal."[/QUOTE]
Aw damn I miss Firefly.. Fuck Fox. :saddowns:
[QUOTE=Notnotprobydoby;23877999]Well whatever is in that file, it will be a disappointment.
Unless it proves 9/11 was caused by the US government. Or the second season of FireFly.[/QUOTE]
I'd take season two of Firefly over 9/11 truths.
[QUOTE=darkrei9n;23888407]I put money on the NSA already knowing whats inside it.[/QUOTE]
Yes, I do think there's a chance that they know the contents, but don't know that the contents are in the file.
ITT: People who just learned what cryptography is from this thread, discussing how to crack it
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[QUOTE=raBBish;23886608]I don't think anyone has managed to crack even AES128 yet.[/QUOTE]
And no one will in next 500 year
[QUOTE=Ericsson;23890066]ITT: People who just learned what cryptography is from this thread, discussing how to crack it
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And no one will in next 500 year[/QUOTE]
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XSL_attack[/url]
It says it's faster than brute force, but I don't know how much faster. It's still slow though.
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[QUOTE=Kagrenak;23888286]It would be difficult to make the program, because you would need something that recognizes whatever the fuck language its in. Without knowing the contents of the file, or even the file type, you have no verification of the key being correct.
Seeing it's probably a 7zip file, there's no real way of verifying the integrity of the decrypted file.
So not only would you need the time to crack the key, you would need to attempt to verify every single key that you go through.[/QUOTE]
I think this would be how you verify if you got the key:
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Known_plaintext[/url]
So you just need to guess a couple of words that are in the document, then when you try decrypting, see if those words are in there.
I have no idea which words or phrases you'd look for though. Maybe United States would be a good start?
This file could contain things ranging from the political undermining of the U.S. as a country, to even a very large picture of a cupcake with the words 'Allah akbar' on it. From the looks of it we'll never know until Assange is killed/arrested.
[QUOTE=jeimizu;23881538]Other than someone working for wikileaks deciding to leak the key, yes.[/QUOTE]
Oh the irony!
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All they've done is put =rand(200,99) into word and given it a lame name.
[QUOTE=darkrei9n;23888407]I put money on the NSA already knowing whats inside it.[/QUOTE]
There was a press briefing a couple of days ago (a text transcript of part of it was posted on a news site) and the US army [i]think[/i] they know what the 15,000 unreleased files (which this could possibly be) are.
WikiLeaks seems to be down: [url]http://wikileaks.org/[/url]
Somethings up...
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Back up now. Hmmm
[QUOTE=Ericsson;23868707]Next day, most searched:
AES265 cracker download[/QUOTE]
It's true
[url]http://www.google.com/insights/search/#q=AES256&cmpt=q[/url]
[QUOTE=mix999;23898027]It's true
[url]http://www.google.com/insights/search/#q=AES256&cmpt=q[/url][/QUOTE]
And it's most popular in Japan...
AES128 is totally crackable. There is a guy who is rumored to have the key. But AES128 IS crackable. It's just a tougher nut.
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And Afganistan is in the list.
LOL!
I doubt even the NSA could crack this.
[QUOTE=RacistRace;23898189]
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And Afganistan is in the list.
LOL![/QUOTE]
With 0 regional interest. It just goes alphabetical on the 0's
[QUOTE=Firefox42;23898374]I doubt even the NSA could crack this.[/QUOTE]
I think they already did crack this. Its the fucking NSA, they could probably tell you the last time you took a shit, and the consistency of it.
[QUOTE=PvtCupcakes;23885530]Shut up. You're a dumb flag waving nationalist.[/QUOTE]
So I am a dumb nationalist for not wanting people to die?
I'm sorry, I don't like this war as much as anybody else here, but I don't want this to turn into Vietnam where when the soldiers came home, we spat and threw shit at them.
[QUOTE=darkrei9n;23898807]I think they already did crack this. Its the fucking NSA, they could probably tell you the last time you took a shit, and the consistency of it.[/QUOTE]
Yes, they bruteforced a 256bit key under two weeks. Very likely. :downs:
And just now, and [mostly] liquid.
Seems that people still don't understand how big 2^256 is...
Let's say this, the estimated amount of elementary particles in the observable universe 10^~80, source from A Brief History of Time by Hawking.
[QUOTE=imadaman;23898998]Yes, they bruteforced a 256bit key under two weeks. Very likely. :downs:
And just now, and [mostly] liquid.[/QUOTE]
If the NSA were to say we cracked it, I wouldn't doubt it. I'm not saying they did, but if they did I wouldn't doubt it.
[QUOTE=darkrei9n;23899156]If the NSA were to say we cracked it, I wouldn't doubt it. I'm not saying they did, but if they did I wouldn't doubt it.[/QUOTE]
It's the NSA, yea it's a very high-tech organization with a bunch of secrets, but chances are it's technology isn't literally a million times better than anything else on earth.
[QUOTE=Swebonny;23899069]Seems that people still don't understand how big 2^256 is...
Let's say this, the estimated[B] amount of elementary particles in the observable universe [/B]10^~80, source from A Brief History of Time by Hawking.[/QUOTE]
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Even if all governments got togheter and pooled all their resources into cracking a 256 they still wouldn't be able to do it within a reasonable amount of time.
So unless they manage to get the key, this won't be cracked.
If you guys really want to know whats inside its pretty obvious.
Troop postions,Special Forces Manual's,Future Target's,U.S. And NATO Ally secrets.
Its pretty damn obvious. Its crackable. But if anyone cracked it. They are going to be hung as a traitor.
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