The Moral Character of Cryptographic Work? Phillip Rogaway Department of Computer Science University of California, Davis, USA December 2015

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• Cryptography
• Turing Award laureates
• Whitfield Diffie
• Phillip Rogaway
• Martin Hellman
• Joseph Rotblat
• National Institute of Standards and Technology
• David Chaum
• Cypherpunk

Contact: Jim OrmondCRYPTOGRAPHY PIONEERS RECEIVE ACM A.M. TURING AWARD

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• Turing Award laureates
• Public-key cryptography
• Cryptography
• Applied mathematics
• Whitfield Diffie
• Ralph Merkle
• Martin Hellman
• DiffieHellman key exchange
• Turing Award
• Cryptographic protocol
• Ron Rivest
• Key management

PETITION TO STUDY NUCLEAR RISK Congress has repeatedly rejected even minor changes to our nuclear weapons strategy as too risky even though the baseline risk of our current policy is unknown. If you agree that makes no s

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• Nuclear terrorism
• Martin Hellman
• Nuclear power debate
• Energy
• Nuclear physics
• Nuclear energy
• Nuclear weapons
• Nuclear proliferation
• Nuclear warfare

Why Should My Organization Support the Petition to Study Nuclear Risk? Prof. Martin Hellman, Stanford University If you belong to a group that is working on arms control, peace and justice, or nuclear abolition, a natura

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Why Should My Organization Support the Petition to Study Nuclear Risk? Prof. Martin Hellman, Stanford University If you belong to a group that is working on arms control, peace and justice, or nuclear abolition, a natura

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Courses Relevant to “Defusing the Nuclear Threat” Spring AY2010-11 MS&E 93Q: Nuclear Issues Today Prof. Siegfried Hecker Preference to sophomores. What are nuclear weapons; what do they do? How are they different fro

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• Nuclear proliferation
• Nuclear terrorism
• Nuclear power plant
• Martin Hellman
• Nuclear Threat Initiative
• Nuclear power
• Nuclear weapons
• Energy
• Nuclear warfare

Presentation of Briefing Paper Martin Hellman Stanford Briefing paper

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• Risk management
• Nuclear weapons
• Emergency management
• Risk
• Nuclear warfare
• Management
• Ethics
• Actuarial science

New Directions in Cryptography Invited Paper Whitfield Diffie and Martin E. Hellman Abstract Two kinds of contemporary developments in cryptography are examined. Widening applications of teleprocessing have given rise to

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• Cryptanalysis
• One-way function
• Key
• RSA
• Password
• Cryptographic protocol
• Cryptosystem
• Paillier cryptosystem
• Index of cryptography articles
• Cryptography
• Public-key cryptography
• One-time pad

The Evolution of Public Key Cryptography Martin E. Hellman Crypto ’99 Santa Barbara, CA August 18, 1999 ADD: Loren Kohnfelder and certificates

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• Integer sequences
• Finite fields
• Public-key cryptography
• Cryptographic protocols
• Prime number
• Richard Schroeppel
• Quadratic sieve
• Diffie–Hellman key exchange
• RSA
• Mathematics
• Cryptography
• Abstract algebra

Soaring, Cryptography and Nuclear Weapons Martin E. Hellman Professor Emeritus of Electrical Engineering Stanford University Section 1: 99.9% Safe Maneuvers Letʼs face it, nuclear weapons are the elephant in the room th

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• Nuclear strategies
• International security
• Nuclear weapons
• Soviet Union–United States relations
• Cold War
• Mutual assured destruction
• Cuban Missile Crisis
• Deterrence theory
• Able Archer 83
• International relations
• Military science
• Nuclear warfare