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Cryptography is the art of keeping messages secret by using different methods. It normally deals with all aspects of secure messaging, authentication, digital signatures, and electronic money. Cryptanalysis is the art of breaking these methods. Cryptology is the study of cryptography and cryptanalysis.
Topics
- 3-D Secure
- 3-Way
- 40-bit encryption
- 5-UCO
- A5/1
- A5/2
- ADFGVX cipher
- AKA (security)
- AN/CYZ-10
- Abraham Sinkov
- Adi Shamir
- Adversary
- Affine cipher
- Agnes Meyer Driscoll
- Akelarre (cipher)
- Al Bhed language
- Alan Turing
- Alastair Denniston
- Alfred Menezes
- Alice and Bob
- Alphabetum Kaldeorum
- Anonymous remailer
- Antoni Palluth
- Anubis (cipher)
- Arlington Hall
- Arne Beurling
- Arnold Cipher
- Arthur Scherbius
- Arvid Gerhard Damm
- Asiacrypt
- Atbash
- Attack model
- Auguste Kerckhoffs
- Authentication
- Autokey cipher
- Avalanche effect
- AxCrypt
- B-Dienst
- BATON
- BID 770
- BID/60
- Babington Plot
- Baby-step giant-step
- Bacon's cipher
- Banburismus
- Bart Preneel
- Beale ciphers
- Beaufort cipher
- Beaumanor Hall
- Bifid cipher
- Biometric word list
- Birthday attack
- Bit-flipping attack
- Biuro Szyfrów
- Black Chamber
- BlackNet
- Blaise de Vigenère
- Bletchley Park
- Blind credential
- Blind signature
- Block cipher
- Blowfish (cipher)
- Bomba (cryptography)
- Bombe
- Book cipher
- Boomerang attack
- Boris Hagelin
- Broadcast encryption
- Bruce Schneier
- Brute force attack
- C-36
- C-52
- C2Net
- CAST-128
- CAST-256
- CAcert.org
- CBC-MAC
- CCM mode
- CCMP
- CD-57
- CHES
- CMVP
- COMSEC equipment
- CRAM-MD5
- CRHF
- CRYPTO (conference)
- CRYPTREC
- CS-Cipher
- Caesar cipher
- Camellia (cipher)
- Cardan grille
- Certicom
- Cipher disk
- Cipher runes
- CipherSaber
- Cipherspace
- Ciphertext expansion
- Ciphertext stealing
- Classical cipher
- Cleartext
- Clifford Cocks
- Clipper chip
- Clock (cryptography)
- Code (cryptography)
- Code talker
- Codebook
- Codress message
- Collision attack
- Collision resistance
- Colossus computer
- Commitment scheme
- Computer insecurity
- Conch (SSH)
- Concrete security
- Confidentiality
- Corkscrew (program)
- Correlation immunity
- Covert channel
- Crib (cryptanalysis)
- CrossCrypt
- Crowds
- Cryptanalysis
- Cryptarchiver
- Cryptex
- Cryptico
- Crypto AG
- Crypto API
- Crypto-anarchism
- Crypto-society
- CryptoAPI
- CryptoBuddy
- CryptoStick
- Cryptochannel
- Cryptogram
- Cryptography
- Cryptologia
- Cryptomail
- Cryptomathic
- Cryptome
- Cryptomeria cipher
- Cryptonomicon
- Cryptool
- Cryptosystem
- Cryptovirology
- Cyclometer
- Cypherpunk
- Cyrillic Projector
- DEAL
- DES-X
- DRYAD
- D'Agapeyeff cipher
- Daniel J. Bernstein
- David Chaum
- David Kahn
- David Wagner
- David Wheeler
- Davies-Meyer hash
- DeCSS
- Decipherment
- Decrypt
- Degree of anonymity
- Deniable encryption
- Derek Taunt
- Dictionary attack
- DigiCipher 2
- Digital Fortress
- Digital signature
- Digital timestamping
- Dilly Knox
- Diplomatic bag
- Discrete logarithm
- Disk encryption
- Distributed.net
- Dmitry Sklyarov
- DomainKeys
- Don Coppersmith
- Dorabella Cipher
- Dragon (cipher)
- Dvorak encoding
- E0 (cipher)
- E4M
- EAP-AKA
- EAP-SIM
- EAX mode
- ECC patents
- ECHELON
- ECRYPT
- EFF DES cracker
- EKMS
- Edward Hebern
- Edward Scheidt
- Edward Travis
- ElGamal encryption
- Electronic money
- Electronic signature
- Electronic voting
- Eli Biham
- Elizebeth Friedman
- Elliptic Curve DSA
- Elonka Dunin
- Encrypted function
- Encryption
- Encryption software
- Enigma machine
- Enigma rotor details
- Enigmail
- Entrust
- Ernst Fetterlein
- EuroCrypt
- Eurocrypt
- Existential forgery
- F. W. Winterbotham
- FEAL
- FIPS 140
- FIPS 140-2
- FIREFLY
- FISH (cipher)
- FOX (cipher)
- FROG
- FROSTBURG
- FTP over SSH
- Feistel cipher
- Felix Delastelle
- Fialka
- FileVault
- Fill device
- Firefly (protocol)
- Fish (cryptography)
- Floradora
- Fort George G. Meade
- Fortezza
- Fortuna (PRNG)
- Four-square cipher
- Franciszek Pokorny
- Frank A. Stevenson
- Frank Rowlett
- FreeS/WAN
- Frequency analysis
- Friedrich Kasiski
- Fritz-chip
- Full Domain Hash
- GCHQ CSO Morwenstow
- GDES
- GGH signature scheme
- GMR (cryptography)
- GNU Privacy Guard
- GOST 28147-89
- Garble
- George Blakley
- George Scovell
- Gilbert Vernam
- GnuTLS
- Gordon Welchman
- Gost-Hash
- Grain (cipher)
- Great Cipher
- Grill (cryptology)
- Group signature
- Gustave Bertrand
- Gwido Langer
- H.235
- HAIPE
- HAS-160
- HAVAL
- HC-256
- HC-9
- HMAC
- HOTP
- HX-63
- Hans Dobbertin
- Hans-Thilo Schmidt
- Hard-core predicate
- Harold Keen
- Harry Hinsley
- Harvest (computer)
- Hash list
- Hash tree
- Hashcash
- Hebern rotor machine
- Henri Braquenié
- Henryk Zygalski
- Herbert Yardley
- Hill cipher
- Horst Feistel
- Https
- Hugo Hadwiger
- Hugo Koch
- Hushmail
- Hut 6
- Hut 8
- Hyper-encryption
- I. J. Good
- IBM 4758
- ICE (cipher)
- IEEE 802.11i
- IEEE P1363
- IPsec
- ISAAC (cipher)
- ISO 19092-2
- Ian Goldberg
- Illegal prime
- Index of coincidence
- Information leakage
- Interlock Protocol
- Interpolation attack
- Invisible ink
- Iraqi block cipher
- Ivan Damgård
- JADE
- JN-25
- James Gillogly
- James H. Ellis
- Jan Gralinski
- Jan Kowalewski
- Jefferson disk
- Jennifer Seberry
- Jerzy Rózycki
- Joan Daemen
- Johannes Trithemius
- John Herivel
- John Tiltman
- Jon Lech Johansen
- Josef Pieprzyk
- Joseph Desch
- Joseph Mauborgne
- Joseph Rochefort
- Jpegx
- KASUMI
- KCDSA
- KG-84
- KHAZAD
- KL-43
- KL-51
- KL-7
- KOI-18
- KOV-14
- KSD-64
- KW-26
- KW-37
- KY-3
- KY-57
- KY-58
- KY-68
- KYK-13
- Kasiski examination
- KeePass
- Kerberos protocol
- Kerckhoffs' law
- Key (cryptography)
- Key authentication
- Key clustering
- Key escrow
- Key exchange
- Key generation
- Key generator
- Key management
- Key schedule
- Key signing party
- Key size
- Key space
- Key strengthening
- Key whitening
- Keyfile
- Keymat
- Keysigning
- Khufu and Khafre
- Kiss (cryptanalysis)
- Knapsack problem
- KnownSafe
- Kryha
- Kryptos
- LEVIATHAN (cipher)
- LEX (cipher)
- LOKI
- LOKI97
- Lacida
- Lars Knudsen
- Laurance Safford
- Leo Marks
- Leo Rosen
- Leonard Adleman
- Leslie Yoxall
- LibTom Project
- Libelle (cipher)
- Linear cryptanalysis
- Link encryption
- List of SFTP clients
- List of SFTP servers
- Lorenz SZ 40/42
- Louis W. Tordella
- Lucifer (cipher)
- M-209
- M-325
- M-94
- MAGENTA
- MARS
- MCrypt
- MD2
- MD4
- MD5
- MD5CRK
- MDC-2
- MI8
- MICKEY-128
- MISTY1
- MMB
- MQV
- MS-CHAP
- MUGI
- MULTI-S01
- MacGuffin (cipher)
- Madryga
- Magic (cryptography)
- Maksymilian Ciezki
- Marian Rejewski
- Martin Hellman
- MaruTukku
- Matt Blaze
- Max Newman
- Mental poker
- Meredith Gardner
- Merkle-Hellman
- Merkle's Puzzles
- Message forgery
- Microdot
- Mimic function
- Mirror writing
- Mitsuru Matsui
- Mod n cryptanalysis
- N-Hash
- NEMA (machine)
- NESSIE
- NLFSR
- NSA Suite A
- NSA Suite B
- NSA in fiction
- NSAKEY
- NTRUEncrypt
- NTRUSign
- Navajo I
- Neal Koblitz
- Needham-Schroeder
- NewDES
- Nicolas Courtois
- Niels Ferguson
- Nigel de Grey
- Nihilist cipher
- Noekeon
- Noreen
- Null cipher
- Numbers station
- OCB mode
- OMI cryptograph
- OMNI (SCIP)
- OP-20-G
- OTAR
- OTFE
- Oblivious transfer
- Oded Goldreich
- One-key MAC
- One-time pad
- One-time password
- One-way function
- One-way permutation
- OpenSSH
- OpenSSL
- OpenVPN
- Openswan
- Operation Ruthless
- Otway-Rees
- PANAMA
- PBKDF2
- PC Bruno
- PGP Corporation
- PGPDisk
- PGPfone
- PKC (conference)
- PKCS
- PKIX
- PMAC
- PURPLE
- Passive attack
- Passphrase
- Password
- Password cracking
- Paul Kocher
- Paulo Pancatuccio
- Perforated sheets
- Permutation cipher
- Peter Gutmann
- Peter Twinn
- Phelix
- Phil Zimmermann
- Photuris (protocol)
- Physical security
- Pig Latin
- Pigpen cipher
- Pike (cipher)
- Piling-up lemma
- Piotr Smolenski
- Pirate decryption
- Plaintext
- Playfair cipher
- Plugboard
- Poem code
- Poly1305-AES
- Polybius square
- Portex
- Power analysis
- Pre-shared key
- Preimage attack
- Pretty Good Privacy
- Product cipher
- ProjectSCIM
- Proof-of-work system
- Provable security
- Proxy re-encryption
- Pseudonymity
- PuTTY
- Py (cipher)
- Qrpff
- Quadratic sieve
- Quantum cryptography
- RC2
- RC4
- RC5
- RC6
- RED/BLACK concept
- REDOC
- RIPEMD
- ROT13
- RSA
- RSA Security
- RSA problem
- RSA-100
- RSA-1024
- RSA-110
- RSA-120
- RSA-129
- RSA-130
- RSA-140
- RSA-150
- RSA-1536
- RSA-155
- RSA-160
- RSA-170
- RSA-180
- RSA-190
- RSA-200
- RSA-2048
- RSA-210
- RSA-220
- RSA-230
- RSA-232
- RSA-240
- RSA-250
- RSA-260
- RSA-270
- RSA-280
- RSA-290
- RSA-300
- RSA-309
- RSA-310
- RSA-320
- RSA-330
- RSA-340
- RSA-350
- RSA-360
- RSA-370
- RSA-380
- RSA-390
- RSA-400
- RSA-410
- RSA-420
- RSA-430
- RSA-440
- RSA-450
- RSA-460
- RSA-470
- RSA-480
- RSA-490
- RSA-500
- RSA-576
- RSA-617
- RSA-640
- RSA-704
- RSA-768
- RSA-896
- RSA-PSS
- Rabbit (cipher)
- Rabin cryptosystem
- Rail Fence Cipher
- Rainbow table
- Ralph Merkle
- Random function
- Random oracle
- Reciprocal cipher
- Red Pike
- Reihenschieber
- Rekeying
- Related-key attack
- Replay attack
- Reservehandverfahren
- Rijndael S-box
- Rockex
- Ron Rivest
- Room 40
- Root certificate
- Ross Anderson
- Rossignols
- Rotor machine
- Running key cipher
- Russian copulation
- S-1
- S/KEY
- S/MIME
- SAFER
- SAM card
- SAML
- SAVILLE
- SCIP
- SEAL (cipher)
- SECG
- SEED
- SFTPPlus
- SHA hash functions
- SHACAL
- SHARK
- SIGABA
- SIGCUM
- SIGINT
- SIGSALY
- SILC (protocol)
- SMS4
- SNOW
- SOBER-128
- SOSEMANUK
- SPEKE (cryptography)
- SSLeay
- STU-II
- STU-III
- SYSKEY
- Salsa20
- Salt (cryptography)
- Schnorr group
- Schnorr signature
- Scott Vanstone
- Scrambler
- Scramdisk
- Scream (cipher)
- Scytale
- Seahorse (software)
- Secret broadcast
- Secret decoder ring
- Secret sharing
- SecurID
- Secure Access Module
- Secure Shell
- Secure channel
- Secure copy
- Secure telephone
- Secure voice
- SecureIM
- Security association
- Security engineering
- Security parameter
- Security token
- Self-certifying key
- Semantic security
- Serge Vaudenay
- Serpent (cipher)
- Session key
- Shafi Goldwasser
- Shrinking generator
- Side channel attack
- Signcryption
- Silvio Micali
- Simple XOR cipher
- Skipjack (cipher)
- Slide attack
- Snefru
- Snuffle
- Solitaire (cipher)
- Solomon Kullback
- Square (cipher)
- Ssh-agent
- Stefan Lucks
- Steganalysis
- Steganography
- Stream cipher
- Stream cipher attack
- Strong cryptography
- Stuart Milner-Barry
- StunTour
- Stunnel
- Substitution box
- Substitution cipher
- Superencryption
- TEMPEST
- TICOM
- TKIP
- TWINKLE
- TWIRL
- Tabula recta
- Taher Elgamal
- Tamper resistance
- Thawte
- The Alphabet Cipher
- The Code Book
- The Codebreakers
- The Gold Bug
- The world wonders
- Tiger (hash)
- Timing attack
- Tommy Flowers
- Traffic analysis
- Traitor tracing
- Transposition cipher
- Trapdoor function
- Trench code
- Trifid cipher
- Triple DES
- Trivium (cipher)
- TrueCrypt
- Trusted third party
- Turing (cipher)
- Two-square cipher
- Twofish
- Type 1 encryption
- Type 2 encryption
- Type 3 encryption
- Type 4 encryption
- Typex
- UMAC
- UOWHF
- Ultra
- Undeniable signature
- Unicity distance
- VENONA project
- VEST
- VIC cipher
- VINSON
- VeriSign
- VideoCrypt
- Vigenère cipher
- Vincent Rijmen
- Visual cryptography
- Voynich manuscript
- W. T. Tutte
- WAKE
- WAPI
- WHIRLPOOL
- Weak key
- Web of trust
- Whitfield Diffie
- Wide Mouth Frog
- William F. Friedman
- WinSCP
- X.509
- XDH Assumption
- XICE
- XML Encryption
- XML Signature
- XSL attack
- XTEA
- XTR
- Xiaoyun Wang
- Yarrow algorithm
- Yuliang Zheng
- Zero-knowledge proof
- Zeroisation
- Zfone
- Zimmermann Telegram
- ESTREAM
- Étienne Bazeries
Cryptography
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Cryptography > R
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