There was once a TV series that caused a violent response, and that was the spy drama "The Conspiracy". There were many outstanding characters in this drama, and the most impressive one was the one played by Chen Shu. Huang Yiyi, anyone who has watched this drama will be impressed by Chen Shu’s acting skills. As the protagonist in the drama, Huang Yiyi’s ending is also very regrettable. So what happened to Huang Yiyi in the end?

In the hit drama "The Conspiracy", the female lead Chen Shu is very eye-catching. This unprecedented personality character on the screen has not only become the focus of many male viewers The dream lover even received a super high treatment of being mourned by the audience after his death.

Chen Shu plays the heroine Huang Yiyi in the second part of the "The Conspiracy" trilogy, "Looking at the Wind", a math genius who has returned from overseas and combines the beauty and wisdom of the East with the free and easy publicity of the West. Home. Huang Yiyi is a genius mathematician and a code breaker; she is also a wonderful woman. She has a flamboyant personality, puts love first, and is not bound by traditional and secular concepts. In Huang Yiyi's heart: There is no reason for love, let alone Purpose.

Love is love, and what exists is reasonable. ?Half of this character is an angel, and the other half has a devilish side under the circumstances at that time? Huang Yiyi's fate ended in a poignant tragedy.

Huang Yiyi came to the county hospital to see a doctor. Huang Yiyi met Liu Lihua (Zhang Guoqing's wife) in the toilet. Liu Lihua stopped Huang Yiyi and started to attack her with bad words. Huang Yi leaned on the spring door and closed her eyes. Seeing this, Liu deliberately pulled the spring door to the maximum. Huang Yiyi was knocked down by the inertia of the spring door and her head hit the sewer protrusion. Suddenly, Unconscious.

Huang Yiyi suffered intracranial hemorrhage. After rescue, she saved her life, but she became a vegetative state. Facing the unconscious Huang Yiyi, An Zaitian decided to take her back to his home and take good care of her, hoping to awaken Huang Yiyi with love, but this hope did not come true in the end. On March 9, 1965, Huang Yiyi's heartbeat stopped forever.

Is there a prototype for Huang Yiyi in the TV series "The Conspiracy"?

In the TV series "The Conspiracy" there is a beautiful decoding master Huang Yiyi, who used her genius mind to solve the most difficult password . Is there really such a female decoding master in reality? Yes, Wang Xiaoyun, a dual-employed professor at Tsinghua University and Shandong University, is such a female master in the world of mathematics. Recently, 40-year-old Wang Xiaoyun won the "China Young Female Scientist Award" for her outstanding contributions in the field of cryptanalysis.

She deciphered the password used by the U.S. government

The MD5 encryption algorithm would take more than 1 million years to crack even with the fastest supercomputer. But Dr. Wang Xiaoyun, who graduated from the Department of Mathematics of Shandong University, and her research team can find effective results within a few minutes using ordinary personal computers.

The SHA-1 cryptographic algorithm was designed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the National Security Agency, the U.S. standard organization specializing in formulating cryptographic algorithms. It was recommended to the U.S. government and financial system as early as 1994. Adopted, it is currently the most widely used cryptographic algorithm by the U.S. government. In early 2005, Wang Xiaoyun and her research team announced that they had successfully cracked SHA-1.

"Collapse! The Crisis of Cryptozoology", the American "New Scientist" magazine used this shocking title to summarize Wang Xiaoyun's milestone achievements. Due to the emergence of Wang Xiaoyun, the National Institute of Standards and Technology announced that the U.S. government will no longer use SHA-1 within 5 years and will replace it with a more advanced new algorithm. Well-known companies such as Microsoft, Sun and Atmel have also issued their own responses. strategy. Does she have the intuition to decipher codes?

Two years ago, Wang Xiaoyun announced at the International Cryptozoology Conference in Santa Barbara, California, that she and her research team had successfully cracked MD5, HAVAL-128, and MD4. and RIPEMD, the four internationally renowned cryptographic algorithms. When she announced the third result, the venue was already filled with applause. For this day, Wang Xiaoyun has been working silently for 10 years. A few months later, she deciphered the more difficult SHA-1.

Wang Xiaoyun is engaged in the research of Hash function. MD5 and SHA-1, the two most widely used cryptographic algorithms in the world, are the two most important hash functions. The two major algorithms are currently key technologies in international electronic signatures and many other cryptographic application fields, and are widely used in e-commerce fields such as finance and securities.

Among them, SHA-1 is considered to be the unshakable cornerstone of modern network security.

When Wang Xiaoyun started researching the Hash function, although some cryptographers tried to decipher it, there were no breakthrough results. Therefore, in the past 15 years, Hash function research has become the most hopeless field for many cryptographers. But Wang Xiaoyun didn't believe it. She wanted to know, is the Hash function really as unbreakable as it seems?

Wang Xiaoyun's method of cracking passwords is unique. Although cryptanalysis is now inseparable from computers, for Wang Xiaoyun, computers are only an auxiliary means for cracking passwords. Most of the time, she calculates by hand and designs cracking methods by hand.

Turing Award winner Yao Qizhi commented on her: She has an intuition that can pick the best path from thousands of possibilities. ?I went out for a meal after deciphering the code?

When Wang Xiaoyun led her team to end MD5, the "Washington Times" subsequently published a report saying that the new decoding technology developed by Chinese decoding experts could? Attack the White House?. Wang Xiaoyun said that in the public's understanding, cryptanalysts are very similar to hackers, but our work is obviously different from that of hackers. She said: Hackers who crack passwords are malicious and hope to gain profits by stealing information protected by cryptographic algorithms. The job of a cryptanalysis scientist is to evaluate the security of a cryptographic algorithm and find a more secure cryptographic algorithm. Unlike hackers' covert attacks, cryptanalysts around the world work on an open platform. The functional approach to cryptographic algorithm design and the theory of cryptanalysis are both publicly available. ?

She said: ?On the day I cracked SHA-1, I went out for a meal. I felt a little excited because I was the first person to know a world-class secret. ?

Wang Xiaoyun said that generally speaking, after an advanced password is designed, it takes about 10 years to crack, and it takes about eight years to design a new password. Cryptography develops in this continuous creation and cracking. From now on, the world cryptography community has begun the design work of new passwords, and it is expected that a new generation of secure passwords will be produced by 2012.

Wang Xiaoyun said: 99% of scientists in this field will never succeed. Now it seems that choosing this research field was very risky, and may never achieve substantial results. But I'm interested in this question. ?

The ten years of password cracking have been the easiest.

After 10 years of cracking the world's five famous passwords, many people will think that this scientist must have a very monotonous life. Wang Xiaoyun said: "Those 10 years were the 10 years that I felt I lived very easily." ?While cracking the code, she gave birth to a daughter and raised a balcony of flowers. The only number-related habit she has in life is remembering taxi numbers.

It turns out that more than half of the members of Wang Xiaoyun’s research group are female doctoral students. When they work late and there are no buses, Wang Xiaoyun always takes them home by taxi. In order to ensure safety, she always remembers the taxi numbers of the students. She only deletes the taxi numbers from her mind after the students send her a safe text message when they get home.