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A Course in Cryptography

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Publisher
American Mathematical Society
Year
2019
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
3 MB (3081292 bytes)
Series
Pure and applied undergraduate texts 40
Pages
344\344
Time added
2020-01-03 05:14:37

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Cover......Page 1 Title page......Page 4 Contents......Page 8 Preface......Page 14 0.1. Installation......Page 20 0.3. Browser Notebooks......Page 21 0.4. Computations with SageMath......Page 22 1.1. Sets, Relations and Functions......Page 26 1.2. Combinatorics......Page 33 1.3. Computational Complexity......Page 35 1.4. Discrete Probability......Page 38 1.5. Random Numbers......Page 42 1.6. Summary......Page 46 Exercises......Page 47 Chapter 2. Encryption Schemes and Definitions of Security......Page 50 2.1. Encryption Schemes......Page 51 2.2. Perfect Secrecy......Page 54 2.3. Computational Security......Page 55 2.4. Indistinguishable Encryptions......Page 56 2.5. Eavesdropping Attacks......Page 58 2.6. Chosen Plaintext Attacks......Page 60 2.7. Chosen Ciphertext Attacks......Page 62 2.8. Pseudorandom Generators......Page 64 2.9. Pseudorandom Functions......Page 67 2.10. Block Ciphers and Operation Modes......Page 71 Exercises......Page 77 3.1. Integers......Page 80 3.2. Congruences......Page 84 3.3. Modular Exponentiation......Page 86 Exercises......Page 88 4.1. Groups......Page 92 4.2. Rings and Fields......Page 100 4.3. Finite Fields......Page 101 4.4. Linear and Affine Maps......Page 111 Exercises......Page 116 5.1. Constructions of Block Ciphers......Page 120 5.2. Advanced Encryption Standard......Page 123 Exercises......Page 130 6.1. Definition of Stream Ciphers......Page 134 6.2. Linear Feedback Shift Registers......Page 138 6.3. RC4......Page 147 6.4. Salsa20 and ChaCha20......Page 149 Exercises......Page 154 7.1. Definitions and Security Requirements......Page 156 7.2. Applications of Hash Functions......Page 158 7.3. Merkle-Damgård Construction......Page 159 7.4. SHA-1......Page 161 7.5. SHA-2......Page 164 7.6. SHA-3......Page 165 Exercises......Page 168 8.1. Definitions and Security Requirements......Page 170 8.2. CBC MAC......Page 173 8.3. HMAC......Page 175 8.4. Authenticated Encryption......Page 176 Exercises......Page 180 9.1. Public-Key Cryptosystems......Page 182 9.2. Plain RSA......Page 185 9.3. RSA Security......Page 187 9.4. Generation of Primes......Page 189 9.5. Efficiency of RSA......Page 192 9.6. Padded RSA......Page 194 9.7. Factoring......Page 196 Exercises......Page 201 Chapter 10. Key Establishment......Page 204 10.2. Key Exchange Protocols......Page 205 10.3. Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange......Page 207 10.4. Diffie-Hellman using Subgroups of zz _{��}*......Page 209 10.5. Discrete Logarithm......Page 211 10.6. Key Encapsulation......Page 213 10.7. Hybrid Encryption......Page 216 Exercises......Page 219 11.1. Definitions and Security Requirements......Page 222 11.2. Plain RSA Signature......Page 224 11.3. Probabilistic Signature Scheme......Page 225 Exercises......Page 229 12.1. Weierstrass Equations and Elliptic Curves......Page 232 12.2. Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman......Page 241 12.3. Efficiency and Security of Elliptic Curve Cryptography......Page 242 12.4. Elliptic Curve Factoring Method......Page 243 Exercises......Page 246 Chapter 13. Quantum Computing......Page 248 13.1. Quantum Bits......Page 249 13.2. Multiple Qubit Systems......Page 253 13.3. Quantum Algorithms......Page 254 13.4. Quantum Fourier Transform......Page 260 13.5. Shor’s Factoring Algorithm......Page 261 13.6. Quantum Key Distribution......Page 267 Exercises......Page 270 Chapter 14. Lattice-based Cryptography......Page 272 14.1. Lattices......Page 273 14.2. Lattice Algorithms......Page 279 14.3. GGH Cryptosystem......Page 288 14.4. NTRU......Page 290 14.5. Learning with Errors......Page 295 Exercises......Page 301 Chapter 15. Code-based Cryptography......Page 304 15.1. Linear Codes......Page 305 15.2. Bounds on Codes......Page 309 15.3. Goppa Codes......Page 314 15.4. McEliece Cryptosystem......Page 322 15.5. Summary......Page 328 Exercises......Page 329 Bibliography......Page 332 Index......Page 338 Back cover......Page 344

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