So wanted to check in with you guys to see if anyone can point out any underlying faults in a SPNA cipher strcuture. Base idea is simple. SPN based like AES-256 however algebraic. No lookup tables. No state machines. No …
Hoping for a list of three or more known primes anywhere between 256 and 1024 bits known to survive three or more rounds of Miller-Rabin before no more rounds may be done. If the exact number of rounds might also …
Over a month ago we released the White Paper that explains how One Step Ahead works under the hood — the security architecture, Smart Split, all of it. Whether you're technical or not, it's worth a read! Give it a …
It's already two years old, but I figured it might be interesting for this sub: Subscriptions (think: Newspaper/Netflix/Spotify) normally tie every article you read or song you play to an account, which allows profiling you and selling that data to …
I'd like to discuss the details of my project to people and I'd like to try discord. What are some active discord servers I could ask about my project? In particular, I'd like my project details scrutinized. I'm creating a …
I am releasing the technical drafts and reference implementations for a unified post-quantum paradigm. Both the Key Encapsulation Mechanism (KEM) and the Digital Signature scheme are derived from the same underlying module-lattice structure, simplifying security assumptions and parameter management. Both …
It is generally agreed upon that FHE and more generally, PETs, for ML/AI is going to be pretty slow. Despite that, there have been many libraries and attempts over the past decade to make these technologies more practical. Some of …
Hello folks, I am pretty new to cryptography and wanted to understand why particularly most of the schemes are being operated inside a field or a group ?? Why did that thought arrive while making the scheme ???