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Differential cryptanalysis Harvest now,
decrypt later Impossible differential cryptanalysis Improbable differential cryptanalysis Integral cryptanalysis Linear...
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Differential cryptanalysis is a
general form of
cryptanalysis applicable primarily to
block ciphers, but also to
stream ciphers and
cryptographic hash...
- In cryptography,
linear cryptanalysis is a
general form of
cryptanalysis based on
finding affine approximations to the
action of a cipher.
Attacks have...
- less
complexity than a brute-force search:
differential cryptanalysis (DC),
linear cryptanalysis (LC), and Davies' attack. However, the
attacks are theoretical...
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cryptanalysis is a type of side
channel attack that
exploits sounds emitted by
computers or
other devices. Most of the
modern acoustic cryptanalysis focuses...
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differential cryptanalysis. The term "rotational
cryptanalysis" was
coined by
Dmitry Khovratovich and
Ivica Nikolić in 2010
paper "Rotational
Cryptanalysis of ARX"...
- syllable, or a pair of letters, etc.) in
order to
produce a cyphertext.
Cryptanalysis is the term used for the
study of
methods for
obtaining the meaning...
- have done what they can to
recover a key. In cryptography, rubber-hose
cryptanalysis is a
euphemism for the
extraction of
cryptographic secrets (e.g. the...
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cryptanalysis is a form of
cryptanalysis for
block ciphers.
Developed by
Carlo Harpes in 1995, the
attack is a
generalization of
linear cryptanalysis...
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development of
cryptography has been
paralleled by the
development of
cryptanalysis — the "breaking" of
codes and ciphers. The
discovery and application...
