Overview#

A Cryptographically Weak implies the Cryptographic Primitive behaves in some undesirable way.

Cryptographically Weak could imply that the system has a vulnerability which could lead to an exploit.

In Cryptography discussions we typically make a Computational Hardness Assumption.

More Information#

There might be more information for this subject on one of the following:

• Anonymous Cipher Suite
• CRAM-MD5
• Cipher Block Chaining
• Collision Resistance
• Cryptographic Hash Function
• Cryptography
• Derive the Master Secret
• Export-grade
• FREAK
• Kerberos Encryption Types
• Lucky 13
• MD4
• MD5
• Master Secret
• NT LAN Manager
• NTLM
• NTLM SSP
• NTLMv1
• NTLMv2
• Open Protocol for Access Control, Identification, and Ticketing with privacY
• RC4
• SHA-1
• SSL-TLS Interception
• Side-channel attacks
• TLS 1.3
• Triple DES
• Vulnerability