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... receiver , and a destination - all arranged in linear order . Messages ( elec- tronic messages , initially ) were supposed to travel along this path , to be changed into electric energy by the trans- mitter , and to be reconstituted ...
... receiver , and a destination - all arranged in linear order . Messages ( elec- tronic messages , initially ) were supposed to travel along this path , to be changed into electric energy by the trans- mitter , and to be reconstituted ...
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... receiver , being able to transform information into a cipher by virtue of a key - i.e . , a piece of information known only to them . Al- though the cipher is inscrutable and often unforgeable to anyone without this secret key , the ...
... receiver , being able to transform information into a cipher by virtue of a key - i.e . , a piece of information known only to them . Al- though the cipher is inscrutable and often unforgeable to anyone without this secret key , the ...
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... receiver use the same key ( symmetric cryptosystem ) or different keys ( asymmetric [ two - key or public - key ] cryptosystem ) ; and ( 3 ) by whether they pro- duce block or stream ciphers . The easiest way to describe the techniques ...
... receiver use the same key ( symmetric cryptosystem ) or different keys ( asymmetric [ two - key or public - key ] cryptosystem ) ; and ( 3 ) by whether they pro- duce block or stream ciphers . The easiest way to describe the techniques ...
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