ST-LE-2024-12
Curriculum: Starter TrackCryptography basics
Motivation
Cryptography is the key technology to ensure the security and privacy of IT-systems. The understanding of basic principles of cryptographic functions is an indispensable prerequisite for the development of modern IT systems.
Learning contents
This course will provide elementary knowledge in cryptography (in theory and practice). For example: asymmetric vs. symmetric encryption, cryptographic hash functions, digital signatures and public-key infrastructures, post-quantum cryptography.
Learning objectives
Basic knowledge in cryptography, which in particular allows one to assess the strength of cryptographic methods in practice.
Prior knowledge
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Further reading
C.Paar, J.Pelzl: Understanding Cryptography A.J. Menezes et al: Handbook of Applied Cryptography
Motivation
Cryptography is the key technology to ensure the security and privacy of IT-systems. The understanding of basic principles of cryptographic functions is an indispensable prerequisite for the development of modern IT systems.
Learning contents
This course will provide elementary knowledge in cryptography (in theory and practice). For example: asymmetric vs. symmetric encryption, cryptographic hash functions, digital signatures and public-key infrastructures, post-quantum cryptography.
Learning objectives
Basic knowledge in cryptography, which in particular allows one to assess the strength of cryptographic methods in practice.
Prior knowledge
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Further reading
C.Paar, J.Pelzl: Understanding Cryptography A.J. Menezes et al: Handbook of Applied Cryptography
When?
May 16, 2024, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Where?
UNICOM 2
Haus 2 (Oxford)
Small seminar room, 4.3250 (3rd floor)
Mary-Somerville-Str. 2
28359 Bremen
and
Online via Zoom
Register until:
May 13, 2024
Hutter, Prof. Dr. Dieter
German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) in Bremen
Vice Director of the Cyber-Physical-System Department
Honorary Professor at the University of Bremen
Email: dieter.hutter@dfki.de
Cooperating in U Bremen Research Alliance:
