- In cryptography, a
cryptosystem is a
suite of
cryptographic algorithms needed to
implement a
particular security service, such as
confidentiality (encryption)...
- algorithm.[self-published source?] They
exploited a
weakness unique to
cryptosystems based on
integer factorization. If n = pq is one
public key, and n′...
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threshold cryptosystems, this
property may
indeed be necessary.
Paillier and
Pointcheval however went on to
propose an
improved cryptosystem that incorporates...
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encryption is an
example of a
usage of
hybrid cryptosystems in
cloud computing. In a
cloud context,
hybrid cryptosystems also
enable centralized key management...
- A
cryptosystem is a set of
cryptographic algorithms that map
ciphertexts and
plaintexts to each other. Private-key
cryptosystems use the same key for encryption...
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especially with
typical key sizes. As a result, public-key
cryptosystems are
commonly hybrid cryptosystems, in
which a fast high-quality symmetric-key encryption...
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Public key
algorithms are
fundamental security primitives in
modern cryptosystems,
including applications and
protocols that
offer ****urance of the confidentiality...
- free GNU
Privacy Guard software,
recent versions of PGP, and
other cryptosystems. The
Digital Signature Algorithm (DSA) is a
variant of the
ElGamal signature...
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Knapsack cryptosystems are
cryptosystems whose security is
based on the
hardness of
solving the
knapsack problem. They
remain quite unpo****r because...
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Other partially homomorphic cryptosystems Okamoto–Uchiyama
cryptosystem Naccache–Stern
cryptosystem Damgård–Jurik
cryptosystem Sander–Young–Yung encryption...
