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[SYMBOL] [A] [B] [C] [D] [E] [F] [G] [H] [I] [J] [K] [L] [M] [N] [O] [P] [Q] [R] [S] [T] [U] [V] [W] [X] [Z] Rabin-Miller test  race conditions  2nd  rand( )  RAND_add( )  RAND_bytes( )  RAND_load_file( )  RAND_pseudo_bytes( ), insecurity of  RAND_seed( )  RAND_write_file( )  random identifiers, usage in email confirmations  random nonces vs. sequential  random numbers      data with entropy, compressing into a fixed-size seed      determining what kind to use          entropy harvesters and PRNGs      entropy gathering  [See entropy, gathering]     generating         for shared secrets          on Unix without /dev/random and urandom devices      generic API for      OpenSSL random number API      pseudo-random number generators  [See PRNGs]     random floating-point values, getting         nonuniform distribution          uniform distribution      random integer in a range, getting      random integers, getting      random printable ASCII strings         converting to          generating, security and string length      shuffling fairly      statistically testing          continuous output test          power-up and on-demand tests      Unix, generating in      Windows, generating in  random( )  RAs (registration authorities)  raw data, hexadecimal representation  RC2 algorithm, effective key bits function, OpenSSL  RC4 algorithm  2nd      limits as random number source      LION      setting up and using      stream cipher as PRNG      supported key sizes      using in self-modifying code  RC5 algorithm     number of rounds, configuration in OpenSSL      supported key sizes  RDTSC instruction      vs. gettimeofday( )  read( )  read_data( )  readpassphrase( )  readpassphrase.h header file  real vs. effective user and group IDs  realpath( )      thread-safety, lack of  REBUILD_VAR macro  recipes      for Unix      for Windows      OS compatibility  registration authorities (RAs)  relative paths  remove_private_key( )  replay attacks, prevention using sequential nonces  representing binary keys as hexadecimal  representing keys (or other binary data) as English text  representing keys and certificates in plaintext (PEM encoding)  representing keys for use in cryptographic algorithms  representing public keys and certificates in binary (DER encoding)  resource starvation attacks     preventing          on Unix          on Windows  restricted tokens  restricting access permissions for new files (Unix)  restricting filesystem access on Unix  restricting filesystem and network access on BSD  restricting privileges  RetrieveWebData( )  RFC 822, email syntax  Rijndael  ring0 debuggers  RIPEMD-160 algorithm  Rivest, Ron  2nd  RMAC  2nd  rollback attacks  2nd  root certificates      CAs, list      obtaining and checking      validating  Root Report  RSA algorithm  2nd      authenticated key exchange          MACs, usage      complexity of implementation      converting binary strings to integers for use with      converting integers to binary strings      DER-encoding of public keys      dictionary attacks and      EME-OAEP padding      generating key pairs      and man-in-the-middle attacks      padding and      private keys, decryption using      private keys, signing with      public keys, encryption using      raw decryption using a private key      raw encryption with a public key      recommended key lengths      secure signing and encryption      signature verification with public keys      symmetric encryption, usage in implementations  RSA_blinding_on( )  RSA_generate_key( )  RSA_private_decrypt( )  RSA_public_encrypt( )  2nd  3rd  RSA_sign( )  RSA_size( )  RSASSA-PKCS1v1.5 signing standard  RSASSA-PSS digital signing standard  RtlSecureMemory( )

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