- receiver) or
across time (e.g.,
cryptographically protected backup data). Such
cryptosystems are
sometimes called cryptographic protocols. Some
widely known...
- Post-quantum
cryptography (PQC),
sometimes referred to as quantum-proof, quantum-safe, or quantum-resistant, is the
development of
cryptographic algorithms...
- A key in
cryptography is a
piece of information,
usually a
string of
numbers or
letters that are
stored in a file, which, when
processed through a cryptographic...
-
functions can be used to
build other cryptographic primitives. For
these other primitives to be
cryptographically secure, care must be
taken to
build them...
-
numbers is
called a
Private key. Public-key
cryptography, or
asymmetric cryptography, is the
field of
cryptographic systems that use
pairs of
related keys...
- A
cryptographically secure pseudorandom number generator (CSPRNG) or
cryptographic pseudorandom number generator (CPRNG) is a
pseudorandom number generator...
- that was entered. In practice, a salt is
usually generated using a
Cryptographically Secure PseudoRandom Number Generator.
CSPRNGs are
designed to produce...
-
Strong cryptography or
cryptographically strong are
general terms used to
designate the
cryptographic algorithms that, when used correctly,
provide a very...
-
research into
cryptography. It was
founded based on a
charter by
Peter Gutmann. sci.crypt.random-numbers —
discuss generation of
cryptographically secure random...
- A
cryptographic protocol is an
abstract or
concrete protocol that
performs a security-related
function and
applies cryptographic methods,
often as sequences...
