David Cary

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Oct 2	suggested	suggested edit on hash tag wiki
Oct 2	revised	Tips on conceiving safe software messaging platform edited tags
Oct 2	comment	Salting when encrypting? "Is there a standard for OpenSSL-interoperable AES encryption?" implies that salted encryption (or at least salted AES encryption) is common.
Oct 2	comment	Is there a standard for OpenSSL-interoperable AES encryption? related: "Salting when encrypting?"
Sep 28	revised	Constructing secure key exchange protocol fix simple typo
Sep 28	suggested	suggested edit on Constructing secure key exchange protocol
Sep 5	revised	Is Porticor's “homomorphic” key encryption something that can really be done or is it just marketing hype? edited tags
Aug 26	awarded	Yearling
Aug 20	awarded	Revival
Aug 20	comment	What is the most secure hand cipher? +1: The [one-time pad[(en.wikipedia.org/wiki/one-time_pad) is the most secure cipher, period.
Aug 18	revised	host-proof wiki description fill in some details
Aug 18	awarded	Tag Editor
Aug 18	revised	host-proof wiki excerpt fill in some details
Aug 18	suggested	suggested edit on host-proof tag wiki
Aug 18	suggested	suggested edit on host-proof tag wiki excerpt
Aug 18	revised	How do I store encrypted files on a web server and decrypt them locally? edited tags
Aug 14	comment	Random decomposition of symmetric key Does the description for the secret-sharing tag sound like what you are trying to do?
Aug 13	answered	Cryptographic GUID?
Aug 10	comment	Is there a simple hash function that one can compute without a computer? Perhaps when we find a good hand hash, we could also use it for generating site-specific passwords which can be executed in my own head?.
Aug 10	comment	Do I have to recompute all hashes if I change the work factor in bcrypt? @PaŭloEbermann: Ah, right -- some password hash functions allow one to "continue", but not bcrypt.