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Spring Cryptography Part Spring 1998 Cryptography (Part I) Christos Papadimkriou Scribe: Brent Chun 1...

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Abstract: with k. The security of the one-time pad rests on (i) being able to generate truly random numbers and (ii) never reusing any of the bits of the pad, hence the name one-time pad. Perhaps the most popular technique that is in use today is public-key cryptography. In this approach, originally proposed by Diffie and Hellman, Alice and Bob each have a public and private key. Public keys are well-known and made available to the public. Private keys are held by their owners and kept secret. When... (Update)

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