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This software cracks the AES encryption algorithm using a brute-force attack. It is designed to make finding keys easier by searching for key patterns in many potential keys. The program uses a modified version of the original code from John the Ripper, which was originally written by Steve Thomas and Jeremy Rand in 1997. The changes include an assembly language implementation in .asm/.s format, optimizations in order to speed up execution, and a randomized search routine that at least doubles the speed of any given key search when no pattern has been found so far. So far, the maximum key length has been reached at a 512-bit key. There is, however, a possibility that this piece of software can be further optimized through some more advanced assembly programming techniques. The program also includes a utility that may be used to convert a dictionary file into an encrypted file format. It works by creating a binary file out of words from the dictionary file line by line and then writing the binary data into an encrypted version of the target filename with each byte being replaced with a random value from 0x00 - 0xFF. In this process, each group of four bytes from the dictionary file becomes one set of 16 bytes from the target filename. All other bytes from the dictionary file, however, remain intact. The utility can be found in the following location: http://www.exordiumgmbh.com/tools/bin2cipher. zip The following is a table detailing the encryption algorithm. The last column lists the number of possible keys that can be created from this algorithm. So, for example, if one key is used in creating 128 bytes from a dictionary file, then this particular set of data will only allow 128 keys because the last 16 bytes will be repeated in all other cases. Note that a different sized key may be needed to encrypt a larger dictionary file. This program was able to crack passwords with a number of different ciphertexts including: The AES cracking utility was discontinued by Exordium Software on Nov 30th 2018 over security concerns. The software was later re-released by another developer under the name "Necropolis". 8. Necropolis Download Page Key Finder - Download Page Exordium Software - Homepage AntiOnline News Article - April 23, 2008 • AntiOnline News Article - March 5, 2008 Figure 2. "Searching For A Key" • IdeaSpotting: The Process of Discovery by George Soros (Pgs 80-82) http://www.hbpress. cfa1e77820
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