Articles inside the category: Tutorials
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Thursday, 22 Sep, 2011
By Israel Torres, a hacker at large with interests in the hacking realm and an author of crypto challenge: http://hakin9.israeltorres.org
Tools when understood are quite helpful in saving time. This tutorial goes over using a few homebrew tools to help validate old and new algorithms. This both helps find strengths and flaws in your own or someone else’s implementations. It also helps you save time and focus on other things.
What you will learn...
crypto fundamentals, building and testing algorithms quickly
What you should know...
basic programming for programmatic
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Tuesday, 16 Aug, 2011
By Israel Torres, a hacker at large with interests in the hacking realm and an author of crypto challenge: http://hakin9.israeltorres.org
In this third installment of CryptoTutorials we will introduce the concept of using a pseudo-random key system as an encryption mechanism. Included is a basic exercise that uses the C programming language (and source file) to demonstrate how to encrypt and decrypt an arbitrary string with a key. Only with the key will the message be successfully decrypted in a timely fashion (ala poor manŐs one-time pad OTP).
What you will learn...
crypto fundamentals, how to use a key to encrypt
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Thursday, 14 Jul, 2011
By Israel Torres, a hacker at large with interests in the hacking realm and an author of crypto challenge: http://hakin9.israeltorres.org
PART 2 Cryptography Fundamentals: You can’t hide what isn’t there
As previously discussed in part 1 of this series communication
By Israel Torres, a hacker at large with interests in the hacking realm and an author of crypto challenge: http://hakin9.israeltorres.org
CryptoTutorials is a new Hakin9 multi-part series focusing on the aspects cryptology, cryptography, cryptanalysis and steganography. Each short and easy
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Thursday, 7 Jul, 2011
By: Wayne Burke, Master EC-Council Trainer and CAST Author for Digital Mobile Forensics
Welcome back to the monthly CAST Tutorial Series. Last month we looked the foundation of Information gathering also known as reconnaissance, and as promised we will start
By: Wayne Burke, Master EC-Council Trainer and CAST Author for Digital Mobile Forensics
Welcome to the monthly Hakin9 CAST Tutorial Series. Last month we looked at installing Metasploit and SET on your Apple iDevice. This month we will begin to
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Wednesday, 11 May, 2011
By: Wayne Burke, Master EC-Council Trainer and CAST Author for Digital Mobile Forensics
Welcome to the monthly CAST Tutorial Series. We will kick this first tutorial off with installing Metasploit and SET on your Apple iDevice, two very powerful open
