1. Introduction The internet is filled with eavesdropping, and our information can easily be obtained by malicious individuals, causing us negative impacts. If you need to transmit confidential or sensitive personal information over the internet, you may need to encrypt it to guard against prying eyes. Using online or mobile encryption software may also expose … Read more
Follow Encounter Mathematics, and discover a more wonderful you Image from: https://slideplayer.com/slide/5369780 The following text is excerpted from “Mathematics Kaleidoscope 2”, with permission from People’s Post and Telecommunications Press, [Encounter Mathematics] expresses gratitude! Modular arithmetic has led to an important development in cryptography: public key encryption. All cryptography relies on keys, and the greatest risk … Read more
3DES is the common name for the Triple Data Encryption Standard. It is an enhanced version of the DES algorithm, equivalent to applying the DES operation three times to each data block. Due to the increased key length, the security level and difficulty of cracking are higher than that of the DES algorithm. The encryption … Read more
Last time, the author introduced some number theory knowledge. With this knowledge, we can understand the RSA algorithm. This is currently the most important encryption algorithm on Earth. 6. Steps for Key Generation We will understand the RSA algorithm through an example. Suppose Alice wants to communicate securely with Bob, how should she generate her … Read more
5Typical Symmetric Encryption Algorithms This article introduces AES, SM4, and ZUC as representatives. AES, the Advanced Encryption Standard, is a block cipher algorithm adopted by the United States federal government; SM4 is a commercial block cipher algorithm developed and promoted for use in China; ZUC, the Zu Chongzhi algorithm, is a stream cipher algorithm independently … Read more
Of course, this behavior is very unethical, hiding behind a screen and trampling on education and law at will. However, the relevant departments have also taken timely measures to prevent such incidents from occurring frequently. Back to the point, if an intruder directly cracks passwords through technical means to disrupt classes, does this “password” have … Read more
Many people are interested in cryptography, so today I will take you on a journey to explore how numbers are encrypted. 1 Let’s start with a little game. You think of a number, say 3; I will think of a number, say 5. Let’s keep our numbers secret from each other. How can we send … Read more
Written by: Jiu Ge In 1977, three mathematicians Rivest, Shamir, and Adleman proposed a new asymmetric encryption algorithm, named after themselves, known as the RSA encryption algorithm. The knowledge of RSA involves advanced mathematics such as number theory and Euler’s function. If you do not have a background in higher mathematics, it is recommended not … Read more
0. Introduction In this article, we will introduce the encryption and decryption in .NET Core. In web applications, user passwords are stored as MD5 hashes. In other cases, encryption and decryption functionalities are also used. Common encryption algorithms are divided into symmetric and asymmetric encryption. Symmetric encryption means that the encryption key and the decryption … Read more
There are three types of Java encryption algorithms: 1. One-way encryption algorithm 2. Symmetric encryption algorithm 3. Asymmetric encryption algorithm One-way Encryption Algorithm One-way encryption is an irreversible encryption algorithm, and the encrypted ciphertext cannot be decrypted. Common algorithms include MD5, SHA, and HMAC. MD5 (Message-Digest Algorithm) No matter how long the data is, it … Read more