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Mechanising Cryptography : Mechanising Cryptography Professor Richard Walton CB


Slide2 : Cryptography is concerned with the application of technology to the problem of encrypting and decrypting a message. The Mathematics is subordinate to the technology


20th Century Cryptography : 20th Century Cryptography Development of Crypt in the 1900s Manual Methods Slow Laborious Error-Prone Need to mechanise Importance of technology for design Nature of technological constraints


CRYPTOGRAPHY : CRYPTOGRAPHY Cost Cost


Cryptanalysis 1918 : Cryptanalysis 1918 Knowledge of language Frequency Analysis Key Re-use (Depth) Skill Requirement: To solve crossword puzzles in foreign languages


Rotor Machines : Rotor Machines


Rotors : Rotors


Commercial Enigma : Commercial Enigma


Enigma : Enigma


Enigma : Enigma Army Navy Navy – 4 wheel


Early Machine Cryptography : Early Machine Cryptography Limitations of Security Design Balance Security against Cost Usability – Human Factors


Electronics – 1960-1980 : Electronics – 1960-1980 Shift Registers and Simple Logic Gates Linear Algebra Galois Theory Rich Mathematical structure Rigorous Analysis Expensive Components


Large Scale Integration : Large Scale Integration Application Specific Integrated Circuits Complex Algorithms Tailored to purpose Standard Cryptographic Primitives Software and Firmware


Public Key Cryptography : Public Key Cryptography Key Management Non-Secret Encryption Ellis, Cocks & Williamson Beyond 1970’s technology Widespread after 1985 Search for easier solutions Elliptic Curve Cryptography


Next Challenge : Next Challenge Quantum Computers destroy current Public Key algorithms Find new algorithms to resist Quantum Computer attacks


Slide19 : Mechanising Cryptography Acknowledgement Illustrations concerning Enigma in this presentation have been taken from the user manual for Enigma – E by Paul Reuvers & Marc Simons. For details of Enigma-E, which is available for purchase from Bletchley Park Museum, see www.xat.nl/enigma-e/