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However, it may be sufficient to just know the hashes of the offending images – and then craft images accordingly.
by masswerk 5y ago
However, it may be sufficient to just know the hashes of the offending images – and then craft images accordingly.
- simondotau 5y agoIf the target hash is sufficient, then yes, that would invalidate my argument. Although that still requires one to come into possession of such a hash string, which might not be "easy" as a purely practical exercise.
- nullc 5y agoAll my preimage attack images were created using only the hash of the target, no access to the target image was needed, nor is it obvious to me how it would be helpful at all (at least assuming the goal was for the false positive to look like some unrelated image).