Modulbeschreibung
Cryptography
Kurzzeichen:
M_CRY
Unterrichtssprache:
Englisch
ECTS-Credits:
4
Leitidee:
Students will be able to:
- explain the purpose and the typical use cases for modern cryptographic primitives,
- identify common issues when applying or implementing cryptographic primitives. For example, the use of weak randomness generators, or padding oracle attacks
- recognize the importance of cryptographic agility at the example of post-quantum cryptography
Modulverantwortung:
Dr. Tschudi Daniel
Lehrpersonen:
Dr. Tschudi Daniel
Standort (angeboten):
Rapperswil-Jona
Modultyp:
Wahlpflicht-Modul für Informatik STD_21(Empfohlenes Semester: 4)Kategorien:Aufbau (I_Auf), Informatik (I_Inf)
Wahlpflicht-Modul für Informatik STD_23(Empfohlenes Semester: 4)Kategorien:Aufbau (I_Auf), Informatik (I_Inf)
Wahl-Modul für Cyber Security STD_23 (VR)
Modulbewertung:
Note von 1 - 6
Leistungsnachweise und deren Gewichtung
Modulschlussprüfung:
Schriftliche Prüfung, 120 Minuten
Bemerkungen zur Prüfung:
1 A4 paper (double sided) of notes
Inhalte
Angestrebte Lernergebnisse (Abschlusskompetenzen):
Students will be able to:
- explain the purpose and the typical use cases for modern cryptographic primitives,
- identify common issues when applying or implementing cryptographic primitives. For example, the use of weak randomness generators, or padding oracle attacks
- recognize the importance of cryptographic agility at the example of post-quantum cryptography
Modul- und Lerninhalt:
- Randomness Generation, PRNG, PRF
- Cryptographic Security
- Block & Stream Ciphers
- Hash Functions
- HMAC, CMAC
- Signature schemes
- Key Exchange
- Post-quantum cryptography
- (Topic of the Year: E.g. zero-knowledge proofs)
Lehrmittel/-materialien:
The lecture follows “Serious Cryptography” 2nd edition by Jean-Philippe Aumasson