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	The Order of Encryption and Authentication for Protecting Communications (Or: How Secure is SSL?) Add to Reading List Document Date: 2006-11-25 00:57:52 Open Document File Size: 211,87 KB Share Result on Facebook City Haifa / / Company CBC / / Country Israel / / / IndustryTerm real adversarial network / communications network / secure communications / cryptographic protocols / symmetric-key algorithms / secure key-exchange protocol / insecure protocol / secure protocol / above protocols / Web clients / communications links / resultant protocol / public networks / secure channels protocol / insecure networks / / Organization EtA / EE Department / European Union / Technion / / Position CUF-CPA / loose CUF-CPA / IND-CPA / CPA / name CUF-CPA / / ProgrammingLanguage C / / Technology Encryption / secure key-exchange protocol / cryptography / totally insecure protocol / resultant protocol / secure channels protocol / key-exchange protocol / block cipher / generic symmetric encryption / symmetric-key algorithms / secret key / secure protocol / above protocols / SSL / stream cipher / / SocialTag Semantic security Chosen-ciphertext attack Symmetric-key algorithm Block cipher modes of operation Message authentication code Authenticated encryption Ciphertext Malleability Secure Shell Cryptography

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