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Hashes, symmetric and public-key cryptography
How do two strangers agree on a secret in public?
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Advanced · Module 11
Security & Cryptography
Every other module assumes good faith. This one assumes the opposite, and the change of assumption changes everything.
By the end of this module
You can reason about adversaries rather than users, and you know why you must never roll your own crypto.
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Protocols, TLS and authentication
Where do real systems break, given unbreakable maths?
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What Shor breaks, and what replaces it
Which of today's cryptography survives a quantum computer?
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Post-Quantum Cryptography standardisation ↗NIST
The standards that will replace RSA and elliptic curves.
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