Crypto Dictionary 500 Tasty Tidbits for the Curious Cryptographer 1st Edition by Jean Philippe Aumasson 1718501416 9781718501416

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Author:  Jean Philippe Aumasson 

Rigorous in its definitions yet easy to read, Crypto Dictionary covers the field of cryptography in an approachable, and sometimes humorous way. Expand your mind and your crypto knowledge with the ultimate desktop dictionary for all things cryptography. Written by a renowned cryptographer for experts and novices alike, Crypto Dictionary is rigorous in its definitions, yet easy to read and laced with humor. Flip to any random page to find something new, interesting, or mind-boggling, such as:      • A survey of crypto algorithms both widespread and niche, from RSA and DES to the USSR’s GOST cipher    • Trivia from the history of cryptography, such as the MINERVA backdoor in Crypto AG’s encryption algorithms    • An explanation of why the reference to the Blowfish cipher in the TV show 24 makes absolutely no sense    • Types of cryptographic protocols like zero-knowledge; security; and proofs of work, stake, and resource    • A polemic against referring to cryptocurrency as “crypto”    • Discussions of numerous cryptographic attacks, including slide and biclique  The book also looks toward the future of cryptography, with discussions of the threat quantum computing poses to current cryptosystems and a nod to post-quantum algorithms, such as lattice-based cryptographic schemes.   With hundreds of incisive entries organized alphabetically, Crypto Dictionary is the crypto go-to guide you’ll always want within reach.

 

Crypto Dictionary: 500 Tasty Tidbits for the Curious Cryptographer 1st Table of contents:

1. A
2. A5/0
3. A5/1
4. A5/2
5. A5/3
6. A5/4
7. Adaptive attack
8. AEAD (authenticated encryption with associated data)
9. AES (Advanced Encryption Standard)
10. AES-CCM
11. AES-GCM
12. AES-GCM-SIV
13. AES-NI
14. AES-SIV
15. AIM (Advanced INFOSEC Machine)
16. AKA
17. AKS (Agrawal–Kayal–Saxena)
18. Algebraic cryptanalysis
19. Alice
20. All-or-nothing transform (AONT)
21. Anonymous signature
22. Applied Cryptography
23. Applied cryptography
24. ARC4
25. Argon2
26. ARX (Add-Rotate-XOR)
27. ASIACRYPT
28. Asymmetric cryptography
29. Attack
30. Attribute-based encryption (ABE)
31. Authenticated cipher
32. Axolotl
33. B
34. Backdoor
35. Backtracking resistance
36. Backward secrecy
37. Base64
38. BassOmatic
39. BB84
40. bcrypt
41. Biclique cryptanalysis
42. BIKE (Bit Flipping Key Encapsulation)
43. BIP (Bitcoin improvement proposal)
44. Bit Gold
45. Bitcoin
46. Black
47. BLAKE
48. BLAKE2
49. BLAKE3
50. Bleichenbacher attack
51. Blind signature
52. Block cipher
53. Blockchain
54. Blockcipher
55. Blowfish
56. BLS (Boneh-Lynn-Shacham) signature
57. Bob
58. Boolean function
59. Boomerang attack
60. BQP (bounded-error quantum polynomial time)
61. Braid group cryptography
62. Brainpool curves
63. Break-in recovery
64. Broadcast encryption
65. Brute-force attack
66. Bulletproof
67. Byzantine fault tolerance
68. C
69. CAESAR
70. Caesar’s cipher
71. CAVP (Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program)
72. CBC (cipher block chaining)
73. CECPQ (combined elliptic-curve and post-quantum)
74. Cellular automata
75. Ceremony
76. Certificate
77. Certificate authority (CA)
78. Certificate transparency (CT)
79. ChaCha20
80. CHES (Conference on Cryptographic Hardware and Embedded Systems)
81. CIA
82. Ciphertext stealing
83. Clipper
84. CMVP (Cryptographic Module Validation Program)
85. Code-based cryptography
86. Commitment
87. Concurrent zero-knowledge
88. Consensus protocol
89. Control word
90. COPACOBANA (Cost-Optimized PArallel COde Breaker)
91. Cothority (collective authority)
92. Cryptanalysis
93. Cryptids
94. Crypto
95. CRYPTO
96. Crypto AG
97. Crypto period
98. Crypto variable
99. Crypto wars
100. Cryptobiosis
101. Cryptocurrency
102. Crypto-Gram
103. Cryptography
104. Cryptologia
105. Cryptology
106. Cryptonomicon
107. Cryptorchidism
108. Cryptovirology
109. CRYPTREC
110. CSIDH (Commutative Supersingular Isogeny Diffie–Hellman)
111. CTF (capture the flag)
112. Cube attack
113. Curve25519
114. Curve448
115. Cypher
116. D
117. Daemon
118. Davies–Meyer
119. Decentralized private computation
120. Déchiffrer
121. Décrypter
122. Deniable encryption
123. DES (Data Encryption Standard)
124. Dictionary
125. Dictionary attack
126. Differential cryptanalysis
127. Diffie–Hellman
128. Disclosure
129. Discrete logarithm problem
130. Distinguisher
131. Distributed randomness
132. Dolev–Yao model
133. Double ratchet
134. Dragonfly
135. DRBG (deterministic random bit generator)
136. DSA (Digital Signature Algorithm)
137. DSS (Digital Signature Standard)
138. DVB-CSA
139. E
140. E0
141. ECB (electronic codebook)
142. ECC
143. ECDLP (Elliptic-curve discrete logarithm problem)
144. ECDSA (Elliptic-curve DSA)
145. ECIES (Elliptic-curve IES)
146. Ed25519
147. EdDSA
148. EKMS (Electronic Key Management System)
149. Electronic codebook
150. ElGamal
151. Elligator
152. Elliptic curve
153. Elliptic-curve cryptography
154. Encipherment
155. End-to-end encryption (E2EE)
156. Enigma
157. Entropy
158. ePrint
159. Erathosthenes’ sieve
160. eSTREAM
161. Ethereum
162. Eurocrypt
163. Eve
164. E-voting
165. F
166. Factoring problem
167. Feedback shift register
168. Feistel network
169. Fialka (Фиалка)
170. Fiat–Shamir
171. FIPS 140-2
172. FIPS 140-3
173. Forgery
174. Formal verification
175. Format-preserving encryption
176. Forward secrecy
177. FOX
178. FSE (Fast Software Encryption)
179. Fully homomorphic encryption
180. Functional encryption
181. Future secrecy
182. Fuzzy extractor
183. G
184. Generalized birthday problem
185. GNFS (General Number Field Sieve)
186. GOST
187. Grain
188. Gröbner basis
189. Group signature
190. Grover’s algorithm
191. H
192. Hardcore predicate
193. Hash function
194. Hash-based cryptography
195. Heartbleed
196. Hedged signature
197. HFE (Hidden Field Equations)
198. HMAC (Hash-based MAC)
199. Homomorphic encryption
200. HPC (Hasty Pudding Cipher)
201. HSM (hardware security module)
202. HTTP/3
203. Hyperelliptic-curve cryptography
204. I
205. IACR (International Association for Cryptologic Research)
206. IDEA (International Data Encryption Algorithm)
207. IDEA NXT
208. Identity-based encryption
209. IES (Integrated Encryption Scheme)
210. Impatient saboteur
211. Impossibility
212. Impossible differential attack
213. IND-CCA
214. IND-CPA
215. Indelibility
216. Indifferentiability
217. Indistinguishability
218. Indistinguishability obfuscation (iO)
219. Information-theoretic security
220. INT-CTXT
221. Invisible signature
222. IOTA
223. IPES (Improved Proposed Encryption Standard)
224. IPSec
225. ISO standard
226. Isogeny-based cryptography
227. J
228. Journal of Cryptology (JoC)
229. K
230. KASUMI
231. Keccak
232. KeeLoq
233. KEM (key encapsulation mechanism)
234. Kerberos
235. Kerckhoffs’ principles
236. Key derivation function (KDF)
237. Key escrow
238. Key management
239. Key wrapping
240. Kleptography
241. Known-key attack
242. Kupyna (Купина)
243. L
244. Laconic zero-knowledge proof
245. Lai–Massey
246. Lamport signature
247. Lattice-based cryptography
248. Le Chiffre
249. Leakage-resilient cryptography
250. Learning with errors (LWE)
251. Length extension attack
252. Length-preserving encryption
253. LFSR (linear feedback shift register)
254. Lightweight cryptography
255. Linear cryptanalysis
256. Linkability
257. LM hash
258. Luby–Rackoff
259. Lucifer
260. M
261. MAC (message authentication code)
262. MAGENTA
263. Malleability
264. Manger attack
265. Man-in-the-middle
266. MASH (Modular Arithmetic Secure Hash)
267. McEliece encryption scheme
268. MD4
269. MD5
270. MDC (Message Digest Cipher)
271. MDC-2 (Modification Detection Code 2)
272. Meet-in-the-middle
273. Merkle puzzle
274. Merkle tree
275. Merkle–Damgård construction
276. Mersenne twister
277. Message franking
278. Miller–Rabin
279. MINERVA
280. Mining
281. Misuse resistance
282. Mixnet
283. MQV (Menezes–Qu–Vanstone)
284. Multicollision
285. Multi-party computation (MPC)
286. Multivariate cryptography
287. N
288. NBS (National Bureau of Standards)
289. NESSIE (New European Schemes for Signatures, Integrity, and Encryption)
290. “New Directions in Cryptography”
291. NFSR (nonlinear feedback shift register)
292. NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology)
293. NIZK (non-interactive zero-knowledge)
294. Noekeon
295. Noise
296. Nonce
297. Non-committing encryption
298. Non-outsourceability
299. Non-slanderability
300. NSA (National Security Agency)
301. NT hash
302. NTRU (Nth degree Truncated polynomial Ring Units)
303. Null cipher
304. O
305. OAEP (Optimal Asymmetric Encryption Padding)
306. Oblivious key management system (OKMS)
307. Oblivious PRF (OPRF)
308. Oblivious RAM (ORAM)
309. Oblivious transfer
310. Obscurity
311. OCB (offset codebook mode)
312. One-time pad
313. One-way function
314. Onion-AE
315. OPAQUE
316. OpenSSL
317. Oracle
318. OTR (Off-the-Record)
319. P
320. Padding oracle attack
321. Paillier cryptosystem
322. Pairing
323. Pairing-based cryptography
324. PAKE (password-authenticated key exchange)
325. Paradigm
326. Password hash function
327. PBKDF2 (Password-Based Key Derivation Function 2)
328. PCT (Private Communications Technology)
329. PEP (Plaintext equivalence proof)
330. Perfect forward secrecy
331. Permutation-based cryptography
332. PES (Proposed Encryption Standard)
333. PET (Plaintext equivalence test)
334. PFS
335. PGP (Pretty Good Privacy)
336. Photuris
337. Picnic
338. PKC
339. PKCS (Public Key Cryptography Standards)
340. Poly1305
341. Polynomial complexity
342. Post-compromise security
343. Post-quantum cryptography
344. Post-quantum RSA
345. Prediction resistance
346. Preimage
347. PRESENT
348. PRIMES
349. Privacy-preserving
350. Private information retrieval (PIR)
351. Proof of burn
352. Proof of catalytic space
353. Proof of human work
354. Proof of replication
355. Proof of reserve
356. Proof of security
357. Proof of sequential work
358. Proof of space
359. Proof of spacetime
360. Proof of stake
361. Proof of storage
362. Proof of useful work
363. Proof of work
364. Provable security
365. Provably secure
366. Proxy re-encryption
367. Pseudo-random
368. Pseudorandom function (PRF)
369. Pseudorandom number generator (PRNG)
370. Pseudorandom permutation (PRP)
371. Public-key cryptography
372. PUF (physically unclonable function)
373. Puncturable encryption
374. Puncturable pseudorandom function (PPRF)
375. Q
376. Quantum computer
377. Quantum cryptography
378. Quantum encryption
379. Quantum key distribution
380. Quantum signature
381. QUIC (Quick UDP Internet Connections)
382. R
383. Rabin cryptosystem
384. Rainbow tables
385. Random bits
386. Random oracle
387. Randomness
388. Range proof
389. RC4
390. RC5
391. RC6
392. Real world
393. Real World Crypto (RWC)
394. Rectangle attack
395. Related-key attack
396. Research papers
397. Revocation
398. Rijndael
399. Ring signature
400. RIPEMD-160
401. Rivest–Shamir–Adleman
402. ROBOT (Return Of Bleichenbacher’s Oracle Threat)
403. ROS
404. RSA
405. Rubber-hose cryptanalysis
406. Rumba20
407. S
408. SAEP (Simplified OAEP)
409. Salsa20
410. Sandwich attack
411. S-box
412. Scalar
413. sci.crypt
414. Scrambler
415. scrypt
416. Searchable encryption
417. secp256k1
418. Secret sharing
419. Security
420. Security proof
421. Semantic security
422. Serious Cryptography
423. Serpent
424. SHA-0
425. SHA-1
426. SHA-2
427. SHA-3
428. SHA-3 competition
429. SHACAL
430. Shamir’s secret database
431. Shor’s algorithm
432. SHS (Secure Hash Standard)
433. Side channel
434. Side-channel attack
435. Sigaba
436. Signal protocol
437. Signature
438. Signcryption
439. SIKE (Supersingular Isogeny Key Encapsulation)
440. SIMECK
441. SIMON
442. SipHash
443. SIV-AES
444. Skipjack
445. Slide attack
446. SM
447. Smart contract
448. Snake-oil
449. SNARK (succinct non-interactive argument of knowledge)
450. SNIP (secret-shared non-interactive proof)
451. SNOW 3G
452. Solitaire
453. SPECK
454. SPEKE (Simple Password Exponential Key Exchange)
455. SPHINCS
456. Sponge function
457. SRP (Secure Remote Password)
458. SSH (Secure Shell)
459. SSL (Secure Socket Layer)
460. STARK (scalable transparent arguments of knowledge)
461. Steganography
462. Stream cipher
463. Substitution-permutation network (SPN)
464. Suck
465. Sugar beet auctions
466. Suite A
467. SUPERCOP
468. Superpolynomial complexity
469. SVP (shortest vector problem)
470. Symmetric-key cryptography
471. T
472. TCC
473. Test vectors
474. Threefish
475. Threshold encryption
476. Threshold secret-sharing
477. Threshold signature
478. Time AI™
479. Time-lock encryption
480. Time-lock puzzle
481. Timing attack
482. TLS (Transport Layer Security)
483. Tor
484. Traitor tracing
485. Transfinite cryptography
486. Trapdoor
487. Triple DES
488. Trivium
489. True random number generator (TRNG)
490. Trusted third party
491. Tweakable block cipher
492. Twitter
493. Twofish
494. U
495. Undeniable signature
496. Universal composability
497. Universal hash function
498. Updatable encryption
499. V
500. Verifiable delay function (VDF)
501. Verifiable random function (VRF)
502. Verifiable unpredictable function (VUF)
503. Vigenère cipher
504. VSH (Very Smooth Hash)
505. W
506. Wallet
507. Watermarking
508. White-box cryptography
509. Winternitz signature
510. WireGuard
511. X
512. X25519
513. X3DH
514. XMSS (eXtended Merkle Signature Scheme)
515. XOF (extendable output function)
516. XOR
517. XOR encryption
518. Z
519. Zerocash
520. ZKP (zero-knowledge proof)
521. ZRTP

 

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