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PPT-Cryptography Lecture 3

PPT-Cryptography Lecture 3

Author : liane-varnes | Published Date : 2019-11-06

Cryptography Lecture 3 So far Heuristic constructions construct break repeat Can we prove that some encryption scheme is secure First need to define what we mean

key ciphertext ciphertext key encryption scheme probability attacker assumptions distribution enc definitions security plaintext definition dec secure

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