- or law) of
cryptography was
stated by the
Dutch cryptographer Auguste Kerckhoffs in the 19th century. The
principle holds that a
cryptosystem should be...
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Auguste Kerckhoffs (19
January 1835 – 9
August 1903) was a
Dutch linguist and
cryptographer in the late 19th century.
Kerckhoffs was born in Nuth, the...
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Auguste Kerckhoffs (1835–1903),
Dutch linguist and
cryptographer Kerckhoffs' principle, a
cryptographic principle named for him
Hermann Kerckhoff (1937–2023)...
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theorem about the
number of
spanning trees in a
graph Kerckhoffs's principle, of
Auguste Kerckhoffs List of
scientific laws
named after people Ohm's law...
- was
circulars from the
director (Zulags), as well as
Kerckhoffs' own
journal Le Volapük.
Kerckhoffs'
grammars published since 1887
differed fundamentally...
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Hermann Walter Kerckhoff (December 27, 1937 –
April 29, 2023) was a
slalom canoeist who
competed in the
early 1970s. He
finished 37th in the K-1 event...
- der Hucht,
astronomer (born 1946)
Auguste Kerckhoffs,
linguist and
cryptographer (1835–1903)
Joseph Kerckhoffs,
physician (1789–1867) Joep Packbiers, archer...
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medicine and
combat quackery.
Kerckhoffs was born in Grijzegrubben, Nuth, as the son of
Joannes Franciscus Carolus Kerckhoffs, alderman,
mayor and surgeon...
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issue of
security through obscurity.
Books on
security engineering cite
Kerckhoffs'
doctrine from 1883 if they cite
anything at all. For example, in a discussion...
- that
secrecy is of the
essence in
sending confidential messages – see
Kerckhoffs' principle. In contrast, the
revolutions in
cryptography and
secure communications...
