On 8 апр, 03:03, "Pradeep Muthukrishnan"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I dont completely get the question...Is the set of possible inputs bounded?
> If yes, then why cant we generate all possible inputs and feed it to the
> black box? hope u can clarify it more?
I'm sorry, more on that is there:
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I dont completely get the question...Is the set of possible inputs bounded?
If yes, then why cant we generate all possible inputs and feed it to the
black box? hope u can clarify it more?
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From: Dennis Yurichev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Apr 7, 2007 8:36 AM
Subj
Hey ipsita check it out this code, is in java, mat is the adjacency matrix,
it has -1 for a node that can be connected directly.
public void paths(int sou,int dest,int mat[][],Vector stack)
{
boolean band = true;
if(sou == dest)
{
//path it is inside of stack, and dest
}
Hi.
What we have: we have a black box with some unknown crypto algorithm
inside.
We can test it as many times as we want, placing input data and key at
input and see output.
We know that black box is just one something like LFSR implementation
(Linear feedback shift register), modified somehow, bu
