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cryptography (or cryptology; from greek. grc , κρυπτός 'hidden, secret'; and. grc , γράφειν graphein, 'writing', or grc , -λογία , -logia , '
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elliptic curve cryptography (ecc) is an
approach to public-key
cryptography based on the
algebraic structure of
elliptic curve s over
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quantum cryptography describes the use of
quantum mechanical effects (in
particular quantum communication and
quantum computation ) to
- the
cryptographic application programming interface (also
known variously as cryptoapi,
microsoft cryptography api, ms-capi or
simply capi
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following outline is
provided as an
overview of and
topical guide to cryptography:
cryptography (or cryptology) –
practice and
study of
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articles related to
cryptography include: side yes , num yes ,
seealso yes ,
nobreak yes 0-9: 3-d
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encryption •56-
- he also
authored the md2 , md4 , md5 and md6
cryptographic hash
function s. in 2006, he
published his
invention of the
threeballot - public-key
cryptography refers to a
cryptographic system requiring two
separate keys , one of
which is
secret and one of
which is public.
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cryptography , a key is a
piece of
information (a
parameter ) that
determines the
functional output of a
cryptographic algorithm or
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strong cryptography or
cryptographically strong are
general terms applied cryptographic systems or
components that are
considered highly 
