- work in
cryptography concerns cryptographic primitives—algorithms with
basic cryptographic properties—and
their relationship to
other cryptographic problems...
- Most
cryptographic hash
functions are
designed to take a
string of any
length as
input and
produce a fixed-length hash value. A
cryptographic hash function...
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stored in a file, which, when
processed through a
cryptographic algorithm, can
encode or
decode cryptographic data.
Based on the used method, the key can be...
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initialization vectors and in
cryptographic hash functions. A
nonce is an
arbitrary number used only once in a
cryptographic communication, in the spirit...
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performs a security-related
function and
applies cryptographic methods,
often as
sequences of
cryptographic primitives. A
protocol describes how the algorithms...
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transit (integrity).
Digital signatures are a
standard element of most
cryptographic protocol suites, and are
commonly used for
software distribution, financial...
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Salts are used to sa****uard p****words in storage. Historically, only a
cryptographic hash
function of the p****word was
stored on a system, but over time...
- In
cryptography, post-quantum
cryptography (sometimes
referred to as quantum-proof, quantum-safe or quantum-resistant)
refers to
cryptographic algorithms...
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Strong cryptography or
cryptographic-ally
strong are
general terms applied to
cryptographic systems or
components that are
considered highly resistant...
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computer security standard used to
approve cryptographic modules. The
title is
Security Requirements for
Cryptographic Modules.
Initial publication was on May...
