Lecture

Cryptanalysis: The Power of Interaction

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Description

This lecture covers the power of interaction in cryptographic primitives, focusing on setup models, cryptographic security, and conventional cryptanalysis techniques such as differential cryptanalysis. Serge Vaudenay's detailed explanations and examples illustrate the importance of interaction in proving security and constructing cryptographic primitives.

Instructor

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Ontological neighbourhood

Computer engineering

Computer security: Public-key cryptography, Cryptanalysis

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