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SALMON cipher
Cryptographic PRNG
Cryptographically-secure Random Number Generator.It is seeded with a 480-bit key and a 480-bit nonce. The target technology is a stream cipher. Each call to ::Invoke() returns a 32bit word. ( insert notes here about SALMON's operating speed ) SALMON uses a block cipher called SERPENT at the very end portion of its output. SERPENT was a finalist from the NIST selection tournaments. There is also mild use of a portion of Salsa20/12 called a "quarter round function". The key schedule relies on SHA-2 (the standard hash function of the NSA.) -
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Dear Diary is a password-protected text editor with features similar to WordPad that automatically encrypts the text before writing to disk. You can format text with different colors, fonts and font sizes as well as insert images into your documents.
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