Lecture

Diffie-Hellman and El Gamal Cryptosystems

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Description

This lecture covers the Diffie-Hellman key exchange protocol, the concept of trapdoor one-way functions, and El Gamal's cryptosystem. It explains how these systems work, the importance of large prime factors, and the difficulty of breaking Diffie-Hellman. The lecture also delves into the idea of one-way functions and the significance of trapdoor functions in cryptography.

Instructor

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Computer security: Public-key cryptography

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