Expand the Tux ECB image example #156
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For simplicity these could also be auto-generated on a system with graphicsmagick and openssl. Let me know if you prefer that path. PS. That's a course of very impressive quality. Thank you. |
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While cryptographers know the image and can imagine the original and how it looks in ECB, many who start their path cannot imagine that process. This commit updates the images to show the original (from wikipedia - converted to png), the ECB-encrypted, and one encrypted with CTR (mentioned as GCM to simplify the story, as CTR is not yet covered). Signed-off-by: Nikos Mavrogiannopoulos <nikos.mavrogiannopoulos@assaabloy.com>
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While cryptographers familiar with Linux know the image and can imagine the original and how it looks in ECB, many who start their path may not fully imagine that process. This commit updates the images to show the original (from wikipedia - converted to png), the ECB-encrypted, and one encrypted with CTR (mentioned as GCM to simplify the story, as CTR is not yet covered).
The penguin image is under CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication. The rest are contributed under this project's license.