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Like many I bought the book Applied Cryptography by Bruce Schneieronly
to discover in the small print for ordering the CD that it was
not available in the Free World. It would only be supplied in
the USA.
Several people I know saw the book in the US complete with
the CD. As it is a large heavy book and airline baggage allowances
are low they left it on the shelf and ordered in on their return
to Europe. They too were very unhappy to discover they could
not get the CD. The ironic thing is that many of the sources
are for European ciphers and some are European implementations.
By chance I recently came across a web site with all the sources
of the original book freely available. I promptly downloaded
them. I have made them available here for all those who paid
for the book (and if you bought it in the UK you paid more than
in the US) and did not get the CD. I have also included the link
to the original web site I got this lot from.
It should be noted that not only I, but also this web site
and the server on which it resides are all in the Democratic
Free World and outside any US jurisdiction.
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| 3-WAY |
3-WAY
algorithm written by Jean Daemen. |
| A5 |
A5 stream cipher, used
in GSM cellular. |
- ASSORTED
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Assorted simple cryptography
and statistics programs,
written by Thomas Strong, Jr. in 1993. |
| BBC |
Big Block Cipher: uses 256K blocks,
three random
number generators, two substitution tables,
cipher-text feedback, and transpositions.
Written by Peter Boucher. Unknown security. |
| BIGNUM1 |
Bignum class, written
in Borland C++ by Bruce Bowen. |
| BIGNUM2 |
Bignum package,
written by Bruce Bowen in 1995. |
| BLOWFISH |
The Blowfish algorithm,
written by Bruce Schneier in 1994. |
| CA1_1 |
CA algorithm, written
by Howard Gutowitz in 1992 |
| CBW |
Crypt Breaker's Workbench. Program
to help cryptanalyze messages encrypted with crypt(1), written
by Robert W. Baldwin in 1986. |
| CHAMBERS |
A cryptographic pseudo-random
number generator, designed and written by Bill Chambers in 1995. |
| CRPT-POL |
"Cryptography:
Policy and Technology," report by Hoffman, Ali, Heckler,
and Hoybechts, of 1 Dec 93. |
| CRYPT1 |
UNIX crypt(1) command: a one-rotor
machine designed along the lines of Enigma, but considerably
trivialized. |
| CRYPT3-1 |
UNIX crypt(3) command, written by
Tom Truscott and copyright 1989, 1991 by the University of California. |
| CRYPT3-2 |
UNIX crypt(3) command,
written by Paul Leyland in 1994. |
| CRYPTLB |
Wei Dai's C++ Class Library
of Cryptographic Primitives, Version 1.0, of 6/17/1995. Includes:
MD5, SHS, DES, IDEA, WAKE, RC4, RC5, Blowfish, Diamond, Diamond
Lite, Sapphire, Luby-Rackoff, MDC, various modes (CFB, CBC, OFB,
counter), DH, RSA, DSA, ElGamal, BBS, gzip compression, Shamir's
secret sharing scheme, Rabin's information dispersal scheme,
and zero-knowledge prover and verifier for graph isomorphism.
There are also
various miscellanous modules such as base 64 coding and 32-bit
CRC. |
| DES-Crack |
DES Cracking program |
| DES-BARR |
DES implementation, fast, written
by David A. Barrett in 1991. |
| DES-BISH |
Implementation of DES front
end; does ECB, CBC, CFB, OFB. Does not include actual DES code.
By Matt Bishop. |
| DES-KARN |
DES implementation,
written by Phil Karn in 1987. |
| DES-KOON |
DES implementation,
fast but large, written by David G. Koontz in 1991. |
| DES-LEVY |
DES implementation,
fast and portable, by Stuart Levy in 1988. |
| DES-LOUK |
DES implementation,
fast, with main program and C function library for arbitrary
precision integer arithmetic. Written by Antti Louko in 1992. |
| DES-MITC |
DES implementation,
written by D.P. Mitchell in 1983. |
| DES-OSTH |
DES implementation with
several utility programs and many useful extra functions, runs
on UNIX, written by Stig Ostholm, 1990. |
| DES-OUTE |
DES algorithm, fast
and compact, written by Richard Outerbridge in 1991. Supports
double and triple DES. Includes portable C version, and optimized
680x0 version. |
| DES-YOUN |
DES implementation,
one of the fastest around, written by Eric Young in 1992. |
| DESSBOX |
The s^5 DES S-Boxes. |
| ENIGMA |
Software simulation
of the German Enigma machine, written by Henry Tieman. |
| ESCROW |
A Proposed
Federal Information Processing Standard for an Escrowed Encryption
Standard
(EES), NIST, 30 Jul 1993. |
| EXAMPLES |
Code
examples from APPLIED CRYPTOGRAPHY. |
| FEAL8 |
FEAL-8 algorithm,
written in 1989 |
| FEALNX |
FEAL-NX
algorithm, written by Peter Pearson in 1992 |
| FIPS171 |
FIPS
PUB 171, Key Management Using ANSI X9.17, dated 27 April 1992. |
| FIPS180 |
FIPS
PUB 180, Secure Hash Standard, dated 11 May 1993. |
| FIPS181 |
FIPS
PUB 181, Automated Password Generator, dated 5 October 1993,
with C source code. |
| FIPS185 |
FIPS
PUB 185, Escrowed Encryption Standard, dated 8 Febuary 1994. |
| FREQ |
Program
to count the frequency of every letter in a file, written by
Peter Boucher. |
| GOST |
The Soviet
GOST algorithm (without the correct S-boxes), written by Colin
Plumb in 1993. |
| GRENBOOK |
Draft
4.0 of the Green Book, the European computer security specification,
dated 18 Oct 1993. |
| HASHES |
MD5 and
SHA, optimized for speed by Colin Plumb in 1993. |
| HAVAL |
HAVAL
algorithm. |
| HILL |
Hill
cipher. |
| I-HAT |
C code
for various cryptographically-useful statistical analysis functions:
Kullback's information measure for a 2-way contingency table,Gamma
and repeated functions (Poisson, chi-square, etc.), Pearson's
chi-square, etc. By Doug Gwyn, 1991. |
| IDEA_C |
IDEA
algorithm in C, optimized for speed by Colin Plumb in 1993. |
| IDEA68K |
IDEA
algorithm in 68000 assembly, written by Colin Plumb in 1993. |
| IDEA8086 |
IDEA
algorithm in 8086 assembly, written by Colin Plumb in 1993. |
| ISOMORPH |
Utility
that prints isomorphs, written by Paul Leyland. |
| INDEX |
Index
to APPLIED CRYPTOGRAPHY. |
| ITAR |
Imported
and Exported Defense Articles and Services, Vol. 57, No. 89,
Pari II, 56 FR 19666,
7 May 1992. By the Department of State. |
| KERBEROS |
Kerberos
RFC (1510), dated Sep 1993. |
| KHUFU |
This
archive contains KHUFU.C, a hack implementation of the Khufu
algorithm written by Rayan Zachariassen in 1989. It also contains
PRSBOX.H, PRSBOX.C, and MAKEFILE, a program to print S-boxes
written by Landon Curt Noll in 1989. |
| KS-TEST |
KS statistical
test, written by Peter Boucher in 1994 |
| LCRNG |
Linear
congruential random number generator. |
| LCRNG-T |
Simple
block transposition cipher based on a linear congruential random
number generator,
written by R.A. O'Keefe. |
| LOKI |
LOKI89
and LOKI91, written by Leslie Condie in 1992. |
| LUCIFER2 |
LUCIFER
algorithm written by Graven Cyphers. |
| MD-RFC |
Internet
RFCs (Requests for Comment) for MD2, MD4, and MD5. |
| MD4 |
MD4 algorithm,
written by RSA Data Security, Inc. |
| MD4-DOS |
MD4 algorithm,
fast DOS implementation by Jouka Holopainen. |
| MD5-KARN |
Optimization
of RSA's MD5 code for 80386, written by Phil Karn in Feb 1992. |
| MIMIC |
Peter
Wayner's Mimic function |
| NEWDE |
NewDE
algorithm, a DES variant used in the Macintosh program StuffIt
(versions 1.51 and 2.0); written by Richard Outerbridge in 1991 |
| NEWDES |
NewDES
algorithm, written by Mark Riordan in 1990. |
| NHASH |
N-Hash
algorithm, written in 1993 |
| NSEA |
Nonpatented
Simple Encryption Algorithm, written by Peter Gutmann. |
| PEM-RFC |
Internet
RFCs (Requests for Comment) for the Privacy Enhanced Mail standard:
RFC1421, RFC1422, RFC1423, and RFC1424. |
| PGP |
A list
of places to download PGP from. |
| PIKE |
A stream
cipher by Ross Anderson, written in 1994. |
| PKC |
Public-Key
Cryptography, a 162-page tutorial written by James Nechvatal
of NIST in 1991. |
| PLAYFAIR |
Playfair
algorithm, written by Paul Leyland in 1993. |
| PPSC |
Pass-Phrase
Stream Cipher, written by Peter Boucher in 1992. |
| PRNGXOR |
Source
code that illustrates polyalphabetic substitution with a running
key stream, written by Carl Ellison in 1993. |
| PRV-ANMT |
"Privacy
and Anonymity on the Internet": comprehensive summary by
L. Detweiler in 1993. |
| RADIX64 |
Radix64
endocing and decoding, written by Carl Ellison in 1995. |
| RAN-MIX |
Random
number mixer: takes in a random source and outputs strong random
numbers. Writtenby Carl Ellison in 1995. |
| RANDOM1 |
Random
number generator that uses phase noise in PC crystals to generate
random bits, written by Nico E de Vries in 1992. |
| RANDOM2 |
Schematic
for cheap hardware random bit generator. |
| RANDOM3 |
Random
number generator for AT-compatible MS-DOS machines, written by
Brian Harvey in 1993. |
| RANDOM4 |
RFC1790,
"Randomness Requirements for Security." |
| RC4 |
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| RC4asm |
The alleged
RC4 cipher, posted anonymously to sci.crypt in 1994. |
| RC5-1 |
The RC5
algorithm, written by J. Nimmer. |
| RC5-2 |
The RC5
algorithm, written by John Kelsey. |
| RC5-3 |
The RC5
algorithm, written by RSADSI. |
| REDOC2 |
REDOC2
algorithm written by Michael Wood. |
| REDOC3 |
REDOC3
algorithm, written by Michael Wood. |
| RIPE-MD |
RIPE-MD
function, written by the RIPE project in 1992. |
| RIPEM12A |
Mark
Riordan's Privacy Enhanced Mail, Version 1.2a, current as of
April 1994. |
| RND-ANLS |
Randomness
analysis, using Maurer's test |
| RSA-FAQ |
RSA Data
Security's Frequently Asked Questions about Cryptography file.
Version 2.0, last updated 20 Sep 1993. |
| RSAREF20 |
RSA Data
Security Inc.'s reference implementation of RSA. Includes code
for DES and MD5. Bignum package can be easily modified to do
El Gamal, Diffie-Hellman, DSA, etc. Version 2.0. |
| SAFER |
SAFER
algorithm, written by Michael Roe in 1994. |
| SCICRYPT |
The Frequently-Asked
Questions file for the Internet newsgroup, sci.crypt. |
| SEAL |
SEAL
cipher, written by Michael Roe in 1994. |
| SHA1 |
Old Secure
Hash Algorithm, written by Peter Gutmann in 1992. |
| SHA2 |
Old Secure
Hash Algorithm, written by Paul Rubin in 1994 |
| SHA3 |
Old and
new Secure Hash Algorithm. |
| SHARING |
Code
to implement a threshold scheme, written by Peter Pearson in
1993. |
| SNEFRU |
Snefru
algorthm, written by Ralph Merkle in 1989. |
| SNUFFLE |
Program
to turn a one-way hash function into an encryption function,
by Dan Bernstein. |
| SPLAY |
Compression
and encryption in C based on splay trees. |
| TEA |
The Tiny
Encryption Algorithm, designed and written by David Wheeler and
Roger Needham in 1994. |
| TIS-PEM |
The Frequently
Asked Questions file about the TIS implementation of PEM. Last
updated 29 Oct 93. Includes where to get a copy. |
| TRAN |
Carl
Ellison's TRAN function, a large-block mixing function. Written
in 1995. |
| TRAN-PWD |
TRAN
with the addition of a key, written by Carl Ellison in 1995. |
| TRNSPOSE |
Cipher
that does a transposition of a 8192 byte block, based on a random
number generator, by William Setzer. |
| VIGENERE |
A program
that encrypts using Viegnere, Beauford, or Variant Beauford ciphers.
Written by Leisa Condie in Dec 1992. |
| VIGSOLVE |
Program
to solve Vigenere cipher, by Mark Riordan in 1991. |
| WPCRACK |
Program
to break WordPerfect's encryption, written by Ron Dippold in
1991. |
| ZIP |
The
encryption algorithm used in the PKZIP 2.04g and 2.0.1 compression
program. The algorithm was written by Roger Schlafly. |
| ZIP-BARK |
A pseudo-random
sequence generator by Chris Barker, 1995. |
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The homepage
for the applied-crypto sample source code is located here:
http://tirnanog.ls.fi.upm.es/Servicios/Software/ap_crypt/indice.html |
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