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Diffie-Hellmann Protocol
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This lecture covers the Diffie-Hellmann protocol, focusing on modular arithmetic and the challenge of retrieving a secret key. The protocol involves Alice, Bob, and Eve, aiming to establish secure communication. The instructor explains the mathematical concepts behind the protocol and its practical applications.
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