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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
              • AES: A symmetric block cipher
              • LFSR: Linear feedback shift registers
              • RSA: An asymmetric key exchange
            • The raccoon’s secret recipes for digital mischief
              • AES: A symmetric block cipher
              • LFSR: Linear feedback shift registers
              • RSA: An asymmetric key exchange
            • 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
            • 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
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    The raccoon’s secret recipes for digital mischief¶

    Modern encryption is not magic—just cleverly disguised algebra. In this section, we code the arcane, one line at a time. Whether it’s spinning up RSA key pairs or poking around LFSRs, this is where we turn black-box mystique into paw-friendly logic.

    Modern ciphers @GitHub

    • AES: A symmetric block cipher
    • LFSR: Linear feedback shift registers
    • RSA: An asymmetric key exchange
    2025-09-02 14:17
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