Re: V3 secret keys
hal@finney.org ("Hal Finney") Thu, 16 February 2006 18:42 UTC
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Peter Gutmann writes: >> Why not just include the pseudocode (or more usefully straight C code) for >> the operation? That's the ultimate definitive description, any programmer >> can understand it, and you don't run into the problems you do with the >> english description. >> >> (Even if an implementer doesn't understand it, they can always just cut & >> paste the code). We do have an extremely verbose, algorithmic description of the encrypted message CFB mode, in section 12.8. It's basically English language pseudocode. We could add another section for the somewhat-similar V3 key decryption, I guess. Seems like a lot of work for functionality that we would hope to be deprecating, but I know people do need it to work with the large body of V3 keys. Hal
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