Posted March 2, 200817 yr Anyone got a keygen library dictating RSA?i have seen MD5 libraries but not found an implementations of RSA thx
March 2, 200817 yr Anyone got a keygen library dictating RSA?i have seen MD5 libraries but not found an implementations of RSA thxYou won't find an "RSA" library as RSA is implemented just using large integer maths.What you will find are big number maths libraries which can be used for RSA. Popular choices are Miracl C/C++ and Drizz or Fleur (MASM).Z Edited March 2, 200817 yr by Ziggy
March 2, 200817 yr For C++ also: OpenSSL: http://www.openssl.org/ Crypto++: http://www.cryptopp.com/ SSLeay: http://www.columbia.edu/~ariel/ssleay/ A good one is also freelip, but i cannot find a reference now... For assembly only: http://www.witeg.xt.pl/ ("Tools and toys") http://drizz.has.it/ As Ziggy already mentioned, there is no library dictating RSA. They are merely libraries that handle big numbers - therefore you have to study a bit. Some RSA guides: RSA Guide, by Yates: http://www.reverse-engineering.info/Crypto...e_to_RSA_08.pdf RSA Studying and Reversing, by evilcry: http://www.reteam.org/papers/e74.pdf And some sites that deal with such stuff (lotsa stuff there): Black-eye's site: http://www.cryptocracking.cjb.net/ MR. HAANDI’s Crypto Corner: http://mrhaandi.thecoderblogs.com/ Crypto-KG: http://cryptokg.cjb.net/ Jean Baptiste (JB): http://jardinezchezjb.free.fr/ (and many more) Check also these links for crypto-sources: ftp://ftp.ox.ac.uk/pub/crypto/ http://www.ussrback.com/crypto/tree.html Edited March 2, 200817 yr by HVC
March 2, 200817 yr Author For C++ also:OpenSSL: http://www.openssl.org/ Crypto++: http://www.cryptopp.com/ SSLeay: http://www.columbia.edu/~ariel/ssleay/ A good one is also freelip, but i cannot find a reference now... For assembly only: http://www.witeg.xt.pl/ ("Tools and toys") http://drizz.has.it/ As Ziggy already mentioned, there is no library dictating RSA. They are merely libraries that handle big numbers - therefore you have to study a bit. Some RSA guides: RSA Guide, by Yates: http://www.reverse-engineering.info/Crypto...e_to_RSA_08.pdf RSA Studying and Reversing, by evilcry: http://www.reteam.org/papers/e74.pdf And some sites that deal with such stuff (lotsa stuff there): Black-eye's site: http://www.cryptocracking.cjb.net/ MR. HAANDI
March 2, 200817 yr BlacKat, you could also add XySSL in the C/C++ section... Edited March 2, 200817 yr by mudlord
March 4, 200817 yr There are tpLockBox too, which includes RSA, RSASA, DSA, AES-128, AES-256, and more...
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