Author丨labuladong Source丨labuladong The “password” mentioned here is not the same concept as the passwords we use in daily life. The cryptographic algorithms discussed in this article mainly address the issues of encryption and decryption in information transmission.We must assume that the data transmission process is insecure, and all information is being eavesdropped on, so the … Read more
ClickBlue TextFollow Us Abstract: The symmetric and asymmetric cryptographic systems each have their own advantages and disadvantages.Exploring a hybrid cryptographic system that combines both, retaining their advantages while maximizing the elimination of their disadvantages, is of great significance for the efficiency and security of modern network communication.Using asymmetric encryption to protect symmetric key is a … Read more
Source: https://www.biaodianfu.com/aes.html The Data Encryption Standard (DES) has a key length of 56 bits, resulting in a theoretical security strength of 256. However, the late 20th century was a period of rapid development in computing, and advancements in component manufacturing technology led to increasing computational power, making DES insufficiently secure. On January 2, 1997, the … Read more
JCL: The Alchemist of Java Encryption Algorithms! Hello, friends! Today, Niu Ge will talk to you about the popular topic of Java encryption algorithms. Do you remember how confused I was the first time I encountered encryption algorithms when I transitioned from testing to Java? It was like stepping into the kitchen for the first … Read more
Click the blue text above to follow us Resource Release Huawei Certified Beginner to Advanced Practical Course ↓ Scan to watch practical videos ↓ 1. WLAN Composition Structure The WLAN composition structure includes stations (STA), wireless medium (WM), access points (AP), and distributed systems (DS). 1. Station (STA) Generally refers to terminal devices in the … Read more
This series is divided into two parts, primarily introducing knowledge related to symmetric encryption, including the concept of symmetric encryption, its development history, block cipher algorithm structure, stream cipher algorithm structure, typical symmetric encryption algorithms, and the applications of symmetric encryption algorithms. 1.Concept of Symmetric Encryption Algorithms Both parties in communication can use a secure … Read more
Introduction: This article is the course notes from the afternoon session of the Fully Homomorphic Encryption summer class. The afternoon course was taught by Professor Xie Xiang, titled “Theory and Construction of Fully Homomorphic Encryption.” Professor Xie is a researcher at Shanghai Qi-Zhi Institute, primarily engaged in the research and implementation of efficient and secure … Read more
This article is an excerpt from a book produced by Zhihu: “Cats, Einstein, and Cryptography: Quantum Communication That I Can Understand” From Julius Caesar to Sherlock Holmes from Nazi leader Hitler to the father of AI, Turing… How did the ultimate code in the field of communication come into being? All of this must start … Read more
A few days ago, the news of Google cracking the SHA-1 algorithm flooded my social media feed. In fact, the term “crack” is not entirely accurate, it should be that they published an example of breaking the SHA-1 algorithm. Regarding this news, I saw two different comments: A: Wow, that’s amazing! They actually cracked an … Read more
Reliable and Efficient: The Block Cipher Written by | Teacher Kang In the previous five issues, we discussed the intrinsic characteristics and structures of cryptography, as well as the relationship between cryptography and security. Starting from this issue, we enter the second part of this series – the