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Cryptology II  

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Description: Hypothesis testing and its extensions in cryptography. Relation between indistinguishability and semantic security. Homological classification of cryptosystems and commitment schemes. Authentication primitives. Sigma protocols and their relation to digital signatures. Zero-knowledge and proofs of knowledge. Secure two- and multi-party computation. Oblivious transfer and crypto-computing. Composability and design of complex protocols. Learning outcomes: Students obtain the ability to understand and verify various security proofs and are able to construct security proofs with reasonable complexity. Students also learn basic principles of cryptographic protocol and primitive design.

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Presential
English

Name

Cryptology II
English

UNIVERSITY OF TWENTE

Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation

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