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* If the attacker knows where 16 bytes of zeroes are located in known plaintext/ciphertext location, he can use | * If the attacker knows where 16 bytes of zeroes are located in known plaintext/ciphertext location, he can use AES-ECB with the guessed key on that location. if there is a match of the previous 16 bytes as result, the attacker automatically knows the guessed key is the correct key | ||
AES-ECB with the guessed key on that location. if there is a match of the previous 16 bytes as result, the attacker automatically knows the guessed key is the correct key | |||
Revision as of 11:36, 8 October 2020
Here are some cryptography tricks that i've learned with some important people and that helped made this page. They helped a lot with the Keys and Seeds page construction. Use them wisely :)
AES-CTR tricks
- Recovery of partial plaintext with two ciphertexts encrypted with same key and iv by knowing where zeroes (\x00) are located
AES-CBC tricks
- The iv of a CBC operation is always the previous 0x10 block, UNLESS it's the starting operation. in this case it is specified by the end-user
AES-ECB tricks
- If the attacker knows where 16 bytes of zeroes are located in known plaintext/ciphertext location, he can use AES-ECB with the guessed key on that location. if there is a match of the previous 16 bytes as result, the attacker automatically knows the guessed key is the correct key