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Request Comments: Transpose/XOR Hash
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Hi!
I'm working on a cipher that utilizes Cipher Block Chaining
and One-way hashing to create a sequence of pseudo-random
numbers to XOR against a plaintext.
I'd like to know if anyone has comments regarding the hash
method I came up with. It is a combination of Transposition
and XORing. Basically, it works like this:
Let's say K is the 8 character key that will be hashed.
There are two binary accumulators M and L, which store the
Most and Least significant bits in each byte of K. After M and
L are both 8 bits long, they are XORed together and the
resulting value replaces byte N in the Key. This is repeated
8 times, and each time, N is incremented by one.
Any thoughts, comments?
-olcay
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