Questions tagged [skipjack]
Skipjack is a 64-bit block cipher developed by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA).
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Difference in SKIPJACK algorithms
This is going back a ways... Schneier discusses SKIPJACK at Declassifying Skipjack. Schneier offers a link to a reference implementation at ftp://ftp.funet.fi/pub/crypt/cryptography/symmetric/skipjack ...
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Is my id obfuscation algorithm secure?
I'm designing an id obfuscation system.
My system includes:
Embedded chips, each chip has a unique 32-bit address (id).
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Insecure low-bandwidth unstable one-way channels from the chips to the ...
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Do any non-US ciphers exist?
Plenty of ciphers come out of the USA from government research or selection competitions. AES and DES are examples.
Are there any public ciphers produced by other states, China or Iran for example? ...
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Clipper chip (SKIPJACK) key exchange protocol
According to the Wikipedia page for NSA (emphasis mine):
However, NSA's Fortezza hardware-based encryption cards, created for
the Clipper project, are still used within government, and NSA
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