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What are you talking about? No there isn't. There is no "publicly available tool to attack 3DES". Hashcat is a password cracker. You know what else it supports?
by tptacek 10mo ago
What are you talking about? No there isn't. There is no "publicly available tool to attack 3DES". Hashcat is a password cracker. You know what else it supports? AES. Is AES broken?
- gjurhgd 10mo agoIt's very difficult for me to imagine a way you could have read my remarks in good faith and come to that conclusion. I hope someday you figure this out, I guess I have no hope of explaining it.
- tptacek 10mo agoHere's a simple question. When you said: They were clearly suggesting that there exists a publicly available tool to attack this algorithm. What were you referring to? If it was Hashcat, then I have just one more question: Is Hashcat a publicly available tool that attacks AES?
- gjurhgd 10mo agoI'm not going back and forth with you if you're not going to discuss the thrust of our disagreement. I am not wading into this minutia with you. I see the game you are playing to evade the subject I am trying to discuss; I'm not interested in playing.
- tptacek 10mo agoOk! Seems simple, though.