It is a really nice project.
Xinwen Fu
On Sat, 19 Feb 2005, Robert Denier wrote:
> If this is a duplicate, I apologise. Its been a day since the original
> post and I didn't see anything. The distribution file has changed a
> little from the one in the previous email in that I accidently left in a
> copy of the orinoco drivers in the original and I added a web page to
> this one.
>
> As part of my PhD work at the University of Missouri Rolla I developed a
> new encryption system and released it under the GPL. It works and the
> test version uses the orinoco drivers hence my message to this group.
> It uses elliptic curve cryptography to create a system for secure and
> private communications at the network level. I have tested it and it
> works well in my test environment. (The html post was required to get
> the information copy pasted at the end to look right.)
>
> Specific Details
>
> 163 bit elliptic curve encryption -- equivalent to 1024bit RSA
> 128 bit AES encryption for established links. (Every possible path uses
> a unique key.)
> Elliptic Curve Digital Signature algorithm signatures for verification
> of packet sources as necessary.
> To the extent feasible, all insiders are limited in even determining the
> source or destination of packets. (The full design requires new
> hardware to perfect this idea.)
>
> The sourceforge page for the project is still pending since the unix
> name ses was in use. For now I am putting a release at. I'm using
> http://www.finiteinfinity.com/ses/index.html as a seperate web page for
> the project.
>
> http://www.finiteinfinity.com/ses/releases/ses-0.1.tar.gz
>
> >md5sum ses-0.1.tar.gz
> 42825beec7caea06e4ca896d7adfbe52 ses-0.1.tar.gz
>
> ------------------
>
> For the curious a sample station printout from a running system follows.
> The traffic was fairly light. It was just an internet radio station to
> one pc and a couple pings to make sure the links from 2 other stations
> were current. I haven't decided how much documentation to put online or
> under what license at this time.
>
> ----------------------
>
> Since this is somewhat off topic for this list it might be best to
> contact me off list with questions unless of course the maintainers are
> really interested in this topic. Note that I cannot accept any
> patches/additions that are not free code since I hope to eventually have
> a chance to sell a later version under another license so I can pay
> bills/loans/etc...
>
> ---------------------
>
>
> SES: Doing full printout of all stations.
> SES: ------------------Begin Listing -------------------------
> SES: print_station() -
> [real_mac=00:06:25:2B:60:A4][fake_mac=E6:86:89:24:7B:F1][Ipv4=192.168.1.3]
> Public_Key=0700000068B077399FE7C6C75C93CD01BE5A67720432DBE602000000FEDFE15C0EE3D6E8427520203E5E16FF58DA9E5B
> [Age A = 028:10][Path A = 0x3F3019EA][Key confirmed][Up to date]
> Send A
> [key=FA65C0B3EE616CE9269BBDA784A27C16][iv=6B9D03A7D85CACB879D400BA51F1CC67]
> Received A
> [key=3088AF4F0DDA62B8FD5D9783827868EC][iv=A41CAEEF7FF91E19A2586D7870759FFE]
> [Age B = 059:40][Path B = 0x7FF0988D][Key confirmed][Useable]
> Send B
> [key=6072C239575E1224C0C7B9093E6F300B][iv=D1AFAEDBC4BF5067C002FEC33CAA81AC]
> Received B
> [key=CD733643AE6B0012CE9152B5E04F67E8][iv=CB9194827DF1D5E5430A30438D454507]
> A possible next key is the UNICAST_A key.
>
> SES: print_station() -
> [real_mac=00:09:5B:68:4D:62][fake_mac=00:00:00:00:00:00][Ipv4=192.168.1.4]
> Public_Key=0400000003603846BFCF5BDD3CD5310C5EB69A9C576E335A070000006B983178559D71C0E0018A472BDB5F05A8A6BE64
> A possible next key is the UNKNOWN key.
>
> SES: print_station() -
> [real_mac=00:09:5B:91:66:82][fake_mac=00:00:00:00:00:00][Ipv4=192.168.1.11]
> Public_Key=07000000684F58E808B5BED186EDE5A467DDF2EAD2B49EEC0400000097548379788B7EF13769D78B8DEAC76D076A0F7B
> A possible next key is the UNKNOWN key.
>
> SES: print_station() -
> [real_mac=00:09:5B:67:91:EA][fake_mac=32:E7:7C:38:3E:08][Ipv4=192.168.1.2]
> Public_Key=01000000EB841297954D0A171E494E978E287128D52CD592060000002F84386C8C17CA033B4F98A89AD4CB06424C69A7
> [Age B = 000:28][Path B = 0x4F0BE95F][Key confirmed][Up to date]
> Send B
> [key=6925EE7C77CAB63218B3376372743788][iv=7AB51628931DD26564EB79F49A96A382]
> Received B
> [key=DD72DE074F449E685D927A8EB7A7B5CE][iv=B54F6FE437829C331D5EDEDDF388CD63]
> [Age D = 000:19][Path D = 0x247D0A1A][Key confirmed][Up to date]
> Send D
> [key=9CF5D9C4CFB596FA4176F5C2A86D0017][iv=E6B3A198A0FF2DE0CE31D360640054D5]
> Received D
> [key=A5A25EE5482F15A871E4CB52AF087D81][iv=F1120B8C1D9E03F4FC2412B2D92E159E]
> A possible next key is the UNICAST_B key.
>
> SES: print_station() -
> [real_mac=00:09:5B:91:69:CE][fake_mac=E2:A8:07:5A:B6:23][Ipv4=192.168.1.1]
> Public_Key=03000000569F54F63EE3D277B0EAE3CFF015C58F1C7B619E07000000197E2C732E79A1D578AA107BE96B85AE8A16B297
> [Age A = 000:39][Path A = 0x4F4FDA30][Key confirmed][Up to date]
> Send A
> [key=2BA71540441027AB259DB1B3CEEF9CA8][iv=3882A8300207A2453F6D0B48CF3F3A0F]
> Received A
> [key=1BA3D2801DABBFEE0AB4D361B511F80A][iv=6585995141F8B885143234007E345CE6]
> [Age B = 888:01][Path B = 0x48259293][Key confirmed][Expired]
> Send B
> [key=EDC26AAE216FEDD5E96356004863FD40][iv=BC04A0B63C2225791C84D66A03D4F82B]
> Received B
> [key=2537B8623A39CC525E6B924A1A540360][iv=CD0CFFF0B890CDCDA04F1A5F0F18F4D0]
> [Age C = 000:31][Path C = 0x3043EA4A][Key confirmed][Up to date]
> Send C
> [key=EEFD438DF405FDC93788E2B3B50FE7CC][iv=86AF4E18ADC845DCB68CA972D9146AB5]
> Received C
> [key=28AD6A27DA2E1FC6F4BE37827809DBB1][iv=342FC1C3C492ADE4681E22D939E1C2CF]
> [Age D = 887:53][Path D = 0x432B949B][Key confirmed][Expired]
> Send D
> [key=C1E132EC89A49C275CD819FE6A2DF930][iv=0136843C5AEA1F5B9987D9E77DCCBE43]
> Received D
> [key=AFF3D218CE944222B573C34836C4857F][iv=7B50256CA2C65B85E546C78FCD62A2EB]
> A possible next key is the UNICAST_A key.
>
> SES: -------------------End Listing---------------------------
> SES: Moving average of pad bytes per packet multiplied by 1000 = 4416
> SES: Listing Ends.
>
>
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