Assignment #4 - 12(+2) points - deadlines(!) May 10 and 17, 23:59
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4.1) Post (in the IS "Assignment #4, Part 1 - VALUES") to your 
colleagues in your team (see the team lists below)
your hash function output created from a chosen input 
that is in the range from "000000" to "999999" (string, 6 chars). 
You should also mention the name of your package/implementation (or its 
author/source), and briefly describe the method and platform (namely 
re. high/low-endian, etc.) you used so that your colleague can actually 
work with your values and get the answer. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you to run
your code with control vectors (provided in most packages, and
also on the SHA webpages).

4.2) Then post (for me) the original value, and also the output, plus pointer
to the implementation/package you downloaded for your work, and a short
description of any issues/problems related to get the code running on
your machine, all in one file, in the IS, folder 
"Assignment #4, for Vasek Matyas only".
    
!!! Deadline for this part is May 10, 2004, 23:59, up to 9 points
will be given for correct execution of this part!!!

4.3) Find the input value corresponding to the hash outputs you found
from your colleagues, and post it in the IS, folder 
"Assignment #4, Part 2 - VALUES ".

Deadline for this part is May 17, 2004, 23:59, and 3 additional 
points can be earned here.

4.4) The team that finishes (all members but one) its work first (and
before the deadline) will be awarded with a bonus of 2 points for 
each member of the team who fulfills both part of this exercise.
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Make sure you're specific enough in your solutiondescribing the method 
and platform you got your results for (4.2) so that your colleague 
can actually work with your values and get the answer. :-)

The SHA-x code can be found at several places, just try
Google and one of the hash function names as the search string.

The standard can be found easily the same way, but for simplicity:
http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/fips/fips180-2/fips180-2.pdf

Good luck!

Vasek Matyas

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Team SHA-256:

Bitto, Ondrej
Carrillo Ugalde, Jorge
Cervený, Ladislav   
Dole�al, Pavel        
Dufka, Martin        
Fikar, Milan        
Furdek, �tefan       
Ko�uský, Martin      


Team SHA-384:

Krajícek, Ondrej     
Kubín, Josef        
Kútnik, Du�an      
Ku�el, Pavel       
Ku�ílek, Ale�      
Latýn, Boris       
Lorenc, Václav     
Moser, Tomá�        


Team SHA-512:

Ol�a, Jirí            
Pospí�il, Jan        
�tika, Petr           
�ulák, Ludek          
Tempír, Miroslav     
Vondráková, Jitka    
Vrzalík, David       
Zavadilík, Ale�       
Zloský, Ondrej