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The realsyllabus.pdf file, type:xdg-open realsyllabus.pdfTo view the content of the fakesyllabus.pdf file, type: xdg-open fakesyllabus.pdfNow, check the SHA-1 checksums of both PDFs by running the following commands: sha1sum realsyllabus.pdfand sha1sum fakesyllabus.pdfQ1. Are the SHA1SUM values different?2.2 Generate your SHA-1 Colliding PDFsYou will now use the collide.py script to generate TWO pdf files which correspond to realsyllabus.pdf and fakesyllabus.pdf but have the SAME sha1sum value. Before you proceed, feel free to inspect the collide.py script using your favorite editor.Note: The explanation of the collide.py script is out of the scope of this document.Start the collision generation for the realsyllabus.pdf and fakesyllabus.pdf in order to generate the two files called out-realsyllabus.pdf and out-fakesyllabus.pdf which have the same sha1sum value, by running:python3 collide.py realsyllabus.pdf fakesyllabus.pdf --progressiveNote: This process will keep running for some time. Don't interrupt the process until it finishes execution.View the content of the out-realsyllabus.pdf file by typing:xdg-open out-realsyllabus.pdfView the content of the out-fakesyllabus.pdf file by typing:xdg-open out-fakesyllabus.pdfQ2. Is the content in either file different?Check the size of the output files, which should be named out-realsyllabus.pdf and out-fakesyllabus.pdf, by typing:ls -alNote the \textbf{size} of out-realsyllabus.pdf and out-fakesyllabus.pdf files on a sheet of paper. Q3. Are the size values different?Check the SHA-1 hashes of the two new files by running the following commands:sha1sum out-realsyllabus.pdfandsha1sum out-fakesyllabus.pdfQ4. Are the SHA1SUM values different?2.3 Generate Your Own SHA-1 CollisionNow, you will create your own distinct contracts using our template. Then, you will run the collision generating program on them.Open the template using your favorite .docx editor (or in Google Docs) and fill in the blank portions with your own terms. Export this modified version as -lease-1.pdfOpen the template AGAIN using your favorite .docx editor (or in Google Docs) and EDIT the terms you entered in step 2.Export this modified version as -lease-2.pdfView the content of the -lease-1.pdf file by typing:xdg-open -lease-1.pdfView the content of the -lease-2.pdf file by typing:xdg-open -lease-2.pdfCheck the SHA-1 hashes of the two new files by running the following commands:sha1sum -lease-1.pdfandsha1sum -lease-2.pdfStart the collision generation for the -lease-1.pdf and -lease-2.pdf in order to generate the two files which have the same sha1sum value, by running:python3 collide.py -lease-1.pdf -lease-2.pdf --progressiveNote: If the program rejects them for invalid file sizes, try a lower resolution PDF generator or reducing the amount of text added.Check the SHA-1 hashes of the two new files, out--lease-1.pdf and out--lease-2.pdf by running:sha1sum out--lease-1.pdfandsha1sum out--lease-2.pdfQ5. Are the SHA1SUM values different?Oops!2.4 Check the security of e-mailing PDF via Google e-mailFinally, check what happens when you try to send your newly generated PDFs via email to a friend or instructor. Document your findings, either by a screenshot or textual description.FeedbackTo help us enhance this lab, please fill out the following 3-minute survey after finishing

ExactFile ExactFile is a file integrity verification tool: Use it to make sure files copied to CD-ROM are bit-perfect copies, Use it to make sure backups copied from one drive to another are just right, Use it to make sure files haven’t been changed or damaged over time. Multi-threaded, so your extra CPU cores get used when scanning multiple files and work gets done faster. Happy with Unicode file names, so it doesn’t fail when you’re using it on files named in Japanese, Hebrew, Chinese, or any other language. Supports multiple checksum routines (hashes), like MD5, SHA1, CRC32, RIPEMD and others. Supports recursive directory scanning. Supports Very Big Files — If it’s on your hard drive, ExactFile can handle it. Does everything popular file summer utilities do, like fsum, md5sum, sha1sum, sfv, etc, but better! Compatible with popular file checksum digest formats. For Windows 2000, XP, Vista, and 7. GUI. Easy to use to get checksums for individual files, create checksum digests, and test checksum digests. Does not require the console version or any external DLLs. FREE.

Equal to the size of the original image. We can get the size of the original image using the “ls” command:anzalone@medeadea:~/Desktop/temp$ ls -la 2015-05-05-raspbian-wheezy.img-rw-r--r-- 1 anzalone anzalone 3276800000 2015-05-07 02:00 2015-05-05-raspbian-wheezy.imgTo copy the first 3276800000 bytes we will set the buffer size (bs) parameter of the dd command to 1MiB and set the count parameter to 3125.In this way dd will write a number of bytes equal to 3125*1MiB=3125*1024*1024=3276800000.anzalone@medeadea:~/Desktop/temp$ sudo dd bs=1M if=/dev/mmcblk0 of=./fromSD.img count=3125anzalone@medeadea:~/Desktop/temp$ ls -latotal 6400036drwxr-xr-x 2 anzalone anzalone 4096 2015-07-21 15:27 .drwxr-xr-x 6 anzalone anzalone 4096 2015-07-21 11:50 ..-rw-r--r-- 1 anzalone anzalone 3276800000 2015-05-07 02:00 2015-05-05-raspbian-wheezy.img-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3276800000 2015-07-21 16:30 fromSD.imganzalone@medeadea:~/Desktop/temp$ sha1sum 2015-05-05-raspbian-wheezy.imgfd11a319a8e93fc5f93902c67d337ad419706e5e 2015-05-05-raspbian-wheezy.imganzalone@medeadea:~/Desktop/temp$ sha1sum fromSD.imgfd11a319a8e93fc5f93902c67d337ad419706e5e fromSD.imgIf the two SHA-1 digests match you can go to next step.Step 3: Run Raspbian, upgrade and configure itWell, It’s time to run the new installed Raspbian Operative System.3.1. Switch on your boardInsert the SD Card on your Raspberry Pi, connect the board to your router and then connect the power supply to the micro-USB connector.3.2. Connect to your boardBy default, your Raspberry will use DHCP to receive an IP from your router and will listen for an SSH connection on port 22.If you don’t know the IP address of your board you can find it using a port scanner like nmap to search for open SSH port on your network.anzalone@medeadea:~$ nmap -p22 192.168.1.133/28Starting Nmap 6.40 ( at 2015-08-03 17:19 CESTNmap scan report for 192.168.1.128Host is up (0.020s latency).PORT STATE SERVICE22/tcp open sshNmap scan report for 192.168.1.132Host is up

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