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History of cryptography and cryptanalysis. Questions that wish to ask about the history of cryptography should use this tag; if you're asking about historical ciphers you may also wish to use the classical-cipher tag.
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Opinion from "military institution" about the academic work
Here is a blog where Scott Aaronson wrote about this, including a link to the NSA document. That link is however now broken, but the blog contains all of the needed text. An alternative copy of the do …
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Time gap between Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange and ElGamal encryption?
Actually, if you read Diffie and Hellman's paper closely, you'll see that they explicitly talk about taking another's party value from a public file. Thus, it really already does public-key encryption …
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What was the first MD5 collision ever constructed?
I don't understand why this is important, but just want to note that the collision was first presented at the rump session at CRYPTO 2004, and was then later published. The earliest time-stamp is an e …
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