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This reminds me of OpenSSH's fingerprint visualization support ("VisualHostKey yes"): $ ssh A.B.C.D Host key fingerprint is b0:c9:c9:96:fb:fd:ac:a4:ff:
by piotrSikora 15y ago
This reminds me of OpenSSH's fingerprint visualization support ("VisualHostKey yes"):
$ ssh A.B.C.D
Host key fingerprint is b0:c9:c9:96:fb:fd:ac:a4:ff:70:8f:1b:35:f4:f9:2e
+--[ECDSA 256]---+
| |
| |
| . . |
| o * . ..|
| O S o..|
| . . . ..|
| . o o .|
| . + + +E. |
| o.++*....|
+-----------------+
me@A.B.C.D's password:
Original article introducing this feature: http://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article&sid=20080615022750 http://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article&sid=200806150... (2008/06/26).
- wickedchicken 15y agoThis is pretty much the opposite from what the article is talking about -- the article is trying to get a hash from an image in order to compare that image to another, while you're talking about synthesizing an image from an arbitrary hash...
- piotrSikora 15y agoHence "reminds me" :)
- killerswan 15y agoWell, one could use a variation of this technique to compare tons of other things... Music?
- bct 15y agohttp://musicbrainz.org/doc/Audio_Fingerprint http://musicbrainz.org/doc/Audio_Fingerprint The Picard MP3 tagger uses this kind of thing (and MusicBrainz' database of tracks and audio fingerprints) to identify files.
- neworbit 15y agoI can't be the only one who thinks "This looks like the visualization algorithm is nethack"
- eru 15y agoPlane of fire, or so.