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      • IN: Where the falcons and foxes roam
      • THROUGH: Where the raccoons burrow and rummage
        • The art of staying where you are not wanted
        • Where the raccoon overflows the bin—on purpose
        • Foraging for secrets in binaries
        • The payload is in the picnic photo
        • Tipping the stack—and the garbage can
          • Field notes from the bin-raider’s handbook
          • Where the raccoon picks the locks of logic
            • Old tricks, new treats: Unmasking classical ciphers
            • The raccoon’s secret recipes for digital mischief
            • CBC Bit-flipping attack
            • AES Electronic code book
            • Initialisation vector
            • Riding the currents: Stream cipher exploits
            • Breaking the seal: Hash function vulnerabilities
            • Unlocking RSA: Asymmetric mischief
            • The Raccoon’s curiosity cabinet
              • ELF64 PID encryption
              • Protected PKZIP file
              • Known plaintext XOR
              • File: Insecure storage Mozilla Firefox 14
              • Android lock pattern
            • The Raccoon’s curiosity cabinet
              • ELF64 PID encryption
              • Protected PKZIP file
              • Known plaintext XOR
              • File: Insecure storage Mozilla Firefox 14
              • Android lock pattern
            • Curves ahead: Navigating elliptic curve cryptography
        • Nature’s cheats: The raccoon’s guide to slipping through the cracks
      • OUT: Where squirrels swipe the crown jewels
      • Myrddin’s Menagerie

    The Raccoon’s curiosity cabinet¶

    Here lies the cryptanalyst’s puzzle box—an eclectic collection of oddities, from zip file encryption to obscure Android secrets. Nothing fits neatly. Everything resists politely. Perfect for the raccoon with a flair for digital archaeology.

    Strange files. Weird formats. Encrypted who-knows-what. Time to rummage.

    • ELF64 PID encryption
    • Protected PKZIP file
    • Known plaintext XOR
    • File: Insecure storage Mozilla Firefox 14
    • Android lock pattern
    2025-08-27 05:28
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