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Results tagged with cryptanalysis
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Analysis of individual security aspects of a cipher or algorithm, not the security of a cipher or algorithm in general (which would lean towards “algorithm-design”).
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Understanding one-way hash functions construction
I understand the needs that lead to the development of cryptography and I am quite familiar with the uses we make of the cryptographic tools.
But, as a programmer, I am conditioned to see them as "bl …
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How to design a practical and secure MAC scheme?
I am sorry, but I need to introduce some concepts which are not directly related to cryptography to make myself clear, I hope I won't stun you with this ... (I'd rather explain it here than redirect …
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AES-CTR vulnerability to cryptographic oracle
I am new to cryptographic issues and from what I googled so far I could not retrieve the information I need.
Consider the use of AES-128 in CTR mode.
Let M be the set of possible plaintexts, for exam …
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