PRFs, PRPs and other fantastic things

A few weeks ago I ran into a conversation on Twitter about the weaknesses of applied cryptography textbooks, and how they tend to spend way too much time lecturing people about Feistel networks and the boring details of AES. Some of the folks in this conversation suggested that instead of these things, we should be … Continue reading PRFs, PRPs and other fantastic things →

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