Titlebook: An Introduction to Cryptology; Henk C. A. Tilborg Book 1988 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1988 computer.computer science.computer-aided desig

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,Struktur und Entwicklung der Bev?lkerung,e 2.1 we could find the key 19, because BRUTUS was the only word in the table that made sense. This structure in the plaintext remains present in the ciphertext (it is hoped in a hidden form). If the extra information arising from this structure exceeds our uncertainty about the key, one may be able

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Private Lebensformen im Wandel,ancy in the plaintext. In Example 4.1 such a reduction has been demonstrated. In this chapter we shall describe a general method for what is called . or .. Let a (plaintext) source . output independently chosen symbols from the set {.,., …, .}, with respective probabilities ., ., …, .. A symbol ., 1

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Die Sozialstruktur Deutschlandsied U.S. Government applications. IBM developed a system called LUCIFER. After being modified and simplified, this system became the . (DES) in 1977. It has been implemented on a chip, which makes it very suitable for use in large communication systems. The encryption and decryption algorithms of DE

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Die Sozialstruktur Deutschlandste field . prime. The reader, who is not familiar with the theory of finite fields is referred to Appendix B. Let α be a primitive element of .. So each nonzero element . in . can be written as . where . is unique modulo . - 1. If . is given, . can be computed from (8.1) with 2 ? [log.P] multiplicat

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,Ordnungsgefüge und Rollenstrukturen,erences held on cryptology. There are two yearly conferences on cryptology. Since 1981 one takes place in Santa Barbara and is called Crypto ’81, Crypto ’82, etc. The other one has been held in various cities in Europe since 1982 and is called Eurocrypt 82, etc. The IEEE Symposia on Information Theo

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Introduction, cryptosystems. At this moment we will not give a formal definition of a cryptosystem. That will come later in this chapter. We assume that the reader has the right intuitive idea of what a cryptosystem is.