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Mathematical Models in Public-Key Cryptology
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1999
Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications
Prerequisites: linear and modern algebra, elementary number theory 9.1 Theory and Models Chapter 8 has described several of the classical models of cryptography in which the decryption key was the same as or easily derivable from the encryption key. This meant that the corresponding encryption and decryption algorithms were closely related in the sense that one could be easily deduced from the other. Such cryptographic systems are called symmetric-key or conventional systems, and their security
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