Cs 355: Topics in Cryptography

Cs 255 (introduction to Cryptography)

Notes taken in Professor Boneh’s Introduction to Cryptography course (CS 255) in Winter, 2012. There may be errors! Be warned!

An Introduction to Differential Computation Analysis (DCA) on the withe-box cryptography algorithms

Advances in information and communication technologies lead to use of some new devices such as smart phones. The new devices provide more advantages for the adversaries hence with respect to them, one can define with-box cryptography. In this new model of cryptography, designers try to hide the key using as a kind of implementation. The Differential Computation Analysis (DCA) is a side channel ...

Effects of isomer coexistence and solvent-induced core switching in the photodissociation of bare and solvated (CS2)2(-) anions.

The photodissociation of the (CS(2))(2)(-) dimer anion, known to exist in the form of several electronic and structural isomers, has been investigated at 532, 355, and 266 nm. The observed anionic fragments are CS(2)(-) and C(2)S(2)(-) at 532 nm, and C(2)S(2)(-), CS(2)(-), CS(3)(-), S(2)(-), and S(-) at 355 and 266 nm. In addition to the photon energy, the fractional yields of the photofragment...

Experimental and theoretical studies of (CsI)n Cs+ cluster ions produced by 355 nm laser desorption ionization.

Collision cross-sections of gas-phase (CsI)n = (1-7)Cs(+) cluster ions formed by pulsed-UV laser (355 nm) desorption ionization are measured by ion mobility-mass spectrometry. Experimental collision cross-sections are compared with calculated cross sections of candidate structures generated from a search for the lowest energy structures at the DFT/B3LYP/LACV3P** and MP2/LACVP3P** levels. The re...

Quantum Cryptography by Jeff Hinson CS 691 , Summer 2009