4003-482-01/4005-705-01 Cryptography Prof. Alan Kaminsky -- Spring Quarter 2012 Rochester Institute of Technology -- Department of Computer Science Time: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2:00pm-3:50pm, 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 17-May-2012 3:38pm Posted the grades for the second team pres . . . more » General Information -   Course Description and Outcomes -   Course Grading and Policies -   Course Schedule and Topics -   Bibliography and Links -   Information Sources for Primary Research -   Grade Calculator: Undergraduate -- Graduate -   Encrypted Grades Assignments -   Undergraduate Team Project -   Graduate Team Project -   Take-Home Exam 1 -- Solutions -   Take-Home Exam 2 -- Solutions -   Take-Home Exam 3 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. 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. 12.   Message Authentication Codes Ch. 13.   Key Establishment
Team Web Sites   Undergraduate Teams U1.   Team Asteroid -- BLAKE hash function U4.   Team Nameless -- Helix stream cipher U2.   Team Honey Badger -- Blowfish block cipher U5.   Team Rocket Power -- Py stream cipher U3.   Team Marauder Shields -- ISAAC stream cipher U6.   Team Redundancy Team -- HC-128 stream cipher   Graduate Teams G1.   Team Data Encryptors -- Kasumi block cipher, NIST test suite G2.   Team Cryptoholic -- RC5 block cipher, TestU01 test suite G3.   Team The Number Crunchers -- Rabbit stream cipher, TestU01 test suite

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