Tower Floor -- Encryption

This floor has a very new feel to it, but everywhere you look you see patches of seeming random patterns. It is almost as if very heavy and intense computational magic has been performed so as to warp and hide the stored information.

Looking at a large sign on the wall, you first see what looks to be impossible mid-bending runes that make no sense at all. However as you stare the runes warp and dissolve into legability.

   Using encryption on the Internet is the equivalent of arranging an
   armored car to deliver credit-card information from someone living in a
   cardboard box to someone living on a park bench.       -- Gene Spafford

   The equivelent of an armored car should always be used to protect any
   secret kept in a cardboard box.                    -- Anthony Thyssen
                        On the use of Encryption for Password Protection

The marble circle is in its usual location, and the stairs are clearly signed, X windows upward, and Co-Processing downward.

The titles on individual scroll stored here are :-

 Name                     Description
 Quotes.txt               General Quotes on Encryption
 brute_force.txt          
 cyphers.txt              Meaning of the Cypher names
 encfs.txt                EncFS Directory Encryption Notes
 encfs_anywhere.txt       JavaScript EncFS
 fernet_encryption.txt    Fernet Encrytion Format, (small data)
 file_encrypt.txt         Encrypting Individual Files
 file_hiding.txt          Hiding Data in other Files
 general.txt              *** General Information on Cryptography ***
 hashing.txt              Hashing, for Password & CheckSums
 home_encryption.txt      Notes on encrypting home directories
 jungledisk.txt           JungleDisk Service Encryption Notes
 key_derivation.txt       Key Derivation, passwd 2 crypto key
 key_storage.txt          Key Storage - indirect password vault
 keyring_gnome.txt        Gnome KeyRing, Linux
 keyring_linux_kernal.txt Linux Kernal Keyring
 linux_clevis.txt         
 linux_crypoloop.txt      Linux Crypto-Loop Disk Encryption (old)
 linux_crypttab.txt       Linux Crypttab/Tang/Clevis Encrytion
 linux_dmcrypt.txt        Linux DM-Crypt/Crytpsetup Encrytion
 open_id.txt              OpenID Web Access
 openssl.txt              Using OpenSSL Command (and library)
 passwd_askpass_stars.txt Developing a password helper (stars)
 passwd_caching.txt       Storing passwords for short times
 passwd_generation.txt    Ways of generating a good password
 passwd_hashing.txt       Hashing, for Password & CheckSums
 passwd_input.txt         Safe input of password from users
 passwd_obfuscation.txt   Password hiding in programs
 perl_encrypt.txt         Encrypting Files using Perl and OpenSSL
 pinentry.txt             Pinentry Password Helper
 public_keys_gpg.txt      Public Keys Encryption - GPG
 public_keys_openssl.txt  Public Keys Encryption- OpenSSL
 python_crypt.txt         Encrypting Files using Python
 slapd.txt                Linux Slapd password hashing
 truecrypt.txt            TrueCrypt Disk Encryption Notes
 vim_encryption.txt       VIM file Encryption ***
 yubikey.txt              YubiKey Usage Notes

You can go..

Created: 13 April 2010
Updated: 13 April 2010
Author: Anthony Thyssen, <Anthony.Thyssen@gmail.com>