name: xsha1
version: 0.0.0
license: MIT
author:	Alex Kropivny <alex.kropivny@gmail.com>
maintainer:	Alex Kropivny <alex.kropivny@gmail.com>
stability: Experimental
category: Cryptography
synopsis: cryptanalysis of Blizzard's broken SHA-1 implementation.
description:
        Caution: XSHA1 is weak, and should not be used as a hash.
        .
        XSHA1 is used in password and CD key authentication in older Blizzard games
        (Starcraft, Diablo 2) among other things. The fact that it's cryptographically
        weak has been known for years: this is a public analysis of the weakness. The
        goal is to determine risk posed to users, and find safeguards if possible.
        .
        .
        The code is geared for rapid interactive development with GHCI. Excuse the lax conventions.
        .
        Data.Digest.* implements and explores XSHA1, while Data.Codec.* contains applications.
build-type: Simple
cabal-version: >= 1.4
license-file: LICENSE

extra-source-files:
    NOTES

flag split-base

library
  exposed-modules:
        Data.Codec.Blizz.CDHash
        Data.Digest.XSHA1
        Data.Digest.XSHA1.Extend
        Data.Digest.XSHA1.Compress
        Numeric.Taint.Word32
  build-depends:	base >= 4 && < 5, vector, HUnit, QuickCheck, uniplate