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Information Magic: Zero-Knowledge

Great Theoretical Ideas In Computer Science. Information Magic: Zero-Knowledge. Lecture 27. 15-251. n=pq. I know the factors of n. Prove it!. Odette. Bonzo. p,q. pq=n, yes you proved it. Odette. Bonzo. p,q. pq=n, yes you proved it. Bonzo knows: The factors of n

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Introduction to Practical Cryptography

Introduction to Practical Cryptography. Lectures 3/4 Stream Ciphers. Agenda. Properties Building Blocks Competitions Examples. Uses. Encryption of streaming data Random bit generation. Stream Ciphers. Stream cipher outputs keystream, KS

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Quantum random flip-flop and its applications

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Quantum random flip-flop: a novel device for digital and analog signal processing

Quantum random flip-flop: a novel device for digital and analog signal processing. University of California Santa Barbara March 10, 2015 Mario Stip c evi c Photonics and Quantum Optics U nit Center of E xcellence for A dvanced M aterials and Sensors

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Simple Affine Extractors using Dimension Expansion .

Simple Affine Extractors using Dimension Expansion . Matt DeVos and Ariel Gabizon. Pseudorandomness. Vague Definition: A pseudorandom object(e.g. graph, function) has some nice property a random object would have with high probability . For example:

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Using Random Bit Authentication to Defend IEEE 802.11 DoS Attacks

Using Random Bit Authentication to Defend IEEE 802.11 DoS Attacks. Ying-Sung Lee, Hsien-Te Chien, Wen-Nung Tsai Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering, National Chiao-Tung University. Outline. Introduction Relate Works Proposed Protocol Experimental Conclusion.

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Introduction to Modern Cryptography, Lecture 12

Introduction to Modern Cryptography, Lecture 12. Secure Multi-Party Computation. We want to emulate a trusted party. Imagine that the parties send their inputs to a trusted party (no eavesdroping)

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Final presentation

Smart FPGA Based SAT Solver. Saleem Sabbagh & Najeeb Darawshy Supervisors: Mony Orbach, Technion & Ilia Averbouch, IBM. Final presentation. Started at: Spring 2012 Duration: Semester. outline. What is SAT Reminder - description and goals Memory Technique GSAT Flow diagram

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LECTURE 21 Probabilistic TM

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Announcements: Questions? This week: Digital signatures, DSA Secret sharing

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Announcements: Questions? This week: Birthday attacks, Digital signatures , DSA

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Announcements: Questions? This week: Digital signatures, DSA Secret sharing

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