I was using my pi cluster to brute force tripcodes and came across something interesting.
I found a series of roughly 100 numerically sequential passwords, all of which encrypt to the same exact tripe code (which has Trump's name in it no less).
tripcodes are generated using DES encryption.
mathfags, im genuinely curious.
there are 303305489096114176 unique total possibilities for a tripcode (a-z+A-Z+0-9 = 56 characters ^ 10)
the odds of this occuring must be astronomical. can anyone confirm?
Full list:
https://pastebin.com/ERw6RMFz
Excerpt:
#43:"A encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"B encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"C encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"D encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"E encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"F encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"G encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"H encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"I encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"J encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"K encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"L encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"M encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"N encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"O encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"P encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"Q encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"R encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"S encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"T encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"U encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"V encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"W encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"X encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"Y encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
#43:"Z encrypts to trip AtRUMPi5R2
you get the idea...
Try any one of those as your trip. they all encrypt to the same exact phrase.
The odds of this must be astronomical
>>8999178
Neat
brainlet here someone explain pls
at least explain it in a way smart people like me will get, faggot
>>8999199
>algorithm dumps different passwords into different buckets
>a bunch of passwords one letter apart gets dumped into the same basket
>OP flips his shit
>>8999178
Bumping
Pretty cool OP, write a paper about it
>>8999211
>in a way smart people like me
Why would smart people be here?
when Trump posts on /pol/ he needs 100 different tripcodes cause he can never remember his
perro coco
someone has yet to explain this
>>8999212
yes, this is shit-flipping worthy. this isnt supposed to happen with DES, or at least if it does the odds are astronomically low
>>8999575
hash != encryption
I wish brainlets would fuck off back to /pol/ or /b/ or wherever you cunts come from.
test
>>8999582
But it literally uses DES:
https://docs.python.org/2/library/crypt.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_Encryption_Standard
>>8999178
#43:" hashes to AtRUMPi5R2
1. Since they use UNIX DES hashing via crypt(), only the first eight characters of input are counted.
2. Tripcode inputs are run through htmlspecialchars(). This turns " into ". Being six characters long, this doesn't leave much more room.
>>8999600
>This turns " into "
this explains it perfectly, actually
>>8999178
What the fuck is this cs fag rambling about