In 1949, Shannon published the paper ”Communication theory of secrecy systems”. This constituted a foundational treatment and analysis of encryption systems. He transferred the methods of information theory, originally developed as a mathematical model for communication over ”noisy ” channels to the setting of cryptosystems. We give a brief introduction into his most outstanding ideas, such as the notions of perfect/provable security, and statistical/information-theoretic concepts like entropy, key equivocation, and unicity distance
International audienceClaude Shannon, who laid the foundations of the celebrated information theory ...
International audienceClaude Shannon, who laid the foundations of the celebrated information theory ...
Volume 1 : The volume “Storing and Transmitting Data” is based on Rudolf Ahlswede's introductory cou...
Ahlswede R. Remarks on Shannon's secrecy systems. Problems of Control and Information Theory. 1982;1...
International audienceBetween 1943 and 1949, the engineer and mathematician Claude Shannon (1916-200...
These lecture notes introduce some basic concepts from Shannon’s information theory, such as (condit...
The seminal work on the mathematical view of information is the paper .The Mathematical Theory of Co...
In the spirit of Shannon s theory of secrecy systems we analyse several possible natural definitons ...
Abstract—While information-theoretic security is stronger than computational security, it has long b...
This section comprises of an introduction to cryptography, the various problems and cryp-tographic p...
Claude Shannon, Bell Telephone Co. engineer and mathematician, set in motion a chain of events in a ...
International audienceBetween 1943 and 1949, the engineer and mathematician Claude Shannon (1916-200...
International audienceBetween 1943 and 1949, the engineer and mathematician Claude Shannon (1916-200...
International audienceClaude Shannon, who laid the foundations of the celebrated information theory ...
International audienceClaude Shannon, who laid the foundations of the celebrated information theory ...
International audienceClaude Shannon, who laid the foundations of the celebrated information theory ...
International audienceClaude Shannon, who laid the foundations of the celebrated information theory ...
Volume 1 : The volume “Storing and Transmitting Data” is based on Rudolf Ahlswede's introductory cou...
Ahlswede R. Remarks on Shannon's secrecy systems. Problems of Control and Information Theory. 1982;1...
International audienceBetween 1943 and 1949, the engineer and mathematician Claude Shannon (1916-200...
These lecture notes introduce some basic concepts from Shannon’s information theory, such as (condit...
The seminal work on the mathematical view of information is the paper .The Mathematical Theory of Co...
In the spirit of Shannon s theory of secrecy systems we analyse several possible natural definitons ...
Abstract—While information-theoretic security is stronger than computational security, it has long b...
This section comprises of an introduction to cryptography, the various problems and cryp-tographic p...
Claude Shannon, Bell Telephone Co. engineer and mathematician, set in motion a chain of events in a ...
International audienceBetween 1943 and 1949, the engineer and mathematician Claude Shannon (1916-200...
International audienceBetween 1943 and 1949, the engineer and mathematician Claude Shannon (1916-200...
International audienceClaude Shannon, who laid the foundations of the celebrated information theory ...
International audienceClaude Shannon, who laid the foundations of the celebrated information theory ...
International audienceClaude Shannon, who laid the foundations of the celebrated information theory ...
International audienceClaude Shannon, who laid the foundations of the celebrated information theory ...
Volume 1 : The volume “Storing and Transmitting Data” is based on Rudolf Ahlswede's introductory cou...