4003-482-01/4005-705-01 Cryptography Prof. Alan Kaminsky -- Spring Quarter 2013 Rochester Institute of Technology -- Department of Computer Science Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2:00pm-3:50pm, Room 70-2690 Final Exam: Monday, 13-May-2013, 12:30pm-2:30pm, Room 70-2690 Required textbook: Christof Paar and Jan Pelzl, Understanding Cryptography: A Textbook for Students and Practitioners (Springer-Verlag, 2010). [Free online version available from the SpringerLink database via the RIT Wallace Library web site] Supplementary textbook: Alfred J. Menezes, Paul C. van Oorschot, and Scott A. Vanstone, Handbook of Applied Cryptography (CRC Press, 1997). [Free online version]

What's New   Last updated 15-May-2013 5:21pm Posted the grades for the final exam and . . . more » General Information -   Course Prerequisites and Outcomes -   Course Grading and Policies -   Course Schedule and Topics -   Bibliography and Links -   Wallace Library's GCCIS web page -   Grade Calculator: Undergraduate -- Graduate -   Encrypted Grades Assignments -   Undergraduate Team Project -   Graduate Team Project -   Take-Home Quiz 1 -- Solutions -   Take-Home Quiz 2 -- Solutions -   Take-Home Quiz 3 -- Solutions -   Take-Home Quiz 4 -- Solutions Software -   Parallel Java Library -   Computer Science Course Library		Lecture Materials Ch. 1.   Introduction to Cryptography Ch. 2.   Stream Ciphers    Practical: Coding Crypto    Practical: Stream Cipher Implementation Ch. 3.   Data Encryption Standard    Practical: Block Cipher Implementation Ch. 4.   Advanced Encryption Standard Ch. 5.   More About Block Ciphers    Practical: Block Cipher Mode Implementation Structural Attacks on Block Ciphers Ch. 11.   Hash Functions    Practical: Hash Function Implementation   Cryptographic One-Way Hash Functions   Message Digests for the Twenty-First Century Ch. 12.   Message Authentication Codes Ch. 6.   Introduction to Public-Key Cryptography Ch. 7.   The RSA Cryptosystem Ch. 8.   Public-Key Cryptosystems Based on the DLP Ch. 9.   Elliptic Curve Cryptosystems Ch. 10.   Digital Signatures Ch. 13.   Key Establishment Research Topics
Team Web Sites Undergraduate Teams U1.   Team DES -- Blowfish block cipher U5.   Team The A-Team -- HC-128 stream cipher U2.   Team DDK -- Rabbit stream cipher U6.   Team Cypherpunks -- IDEA block cipher U3.   Team Men In Black -- Twofish block cipher U7.   Team French Toast Mafia -- Serpent block cipher U4.   Team ASK -- Whirlpool hash function      Graduate Teams G1.   Team RZC -- FEAL block cipher G4.   Team ACD -- TEA block cipher G2.   Team 24 -- RC5 block cipher G5.   Team Cryptanal-ICE -- ICE block cipher G3.   Team New HIGHT -- HIGHT block cipher

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