Cryptography
Explore arithmetic and security models; encryption and authentication; groups, signatures and hashes. Concepts and connections are available independently of video coverage.
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Cryptographic security models
Security depends on defined adversary capabilities, assumptions and failure probability.
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Chinese remainder theorem
Pairwise coprime moduli give a unique combined congruence class modulo their product.
Modular arithmetic
Congruence identifies integers with the same remainder modulo a positive integer.
Cryptographic hashes
Cryptographic hashes aim at preimage and collision resistance; hashing alone is not encryption.
Diffie–Hellman key agreement
Parties derive a shared secret through group exponentiation; authentication is needed against interception.
Digital signatures
A private signing key and public verification key authenticate messages under security assumptions.
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