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cryptosystem - translation to russian
SUITE OF CRYPTOGRAPHIC ALGORITHMS NEEDED TO IMPLEMENT A PARTICULAR SECURITY SERVICE
Crypto system; Cryptosystems; Cryptographic system
cryptosystem
['kriptəsistim]
общая лексика
CS
криптографическая система, криптосистема
различают два класса криптосистем: симметричные одноключевые системы (с секретным ключом)
асимметричные двухключевые системы (с открытым ключом)
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cryptosystem
криптографическая-система, криптосистема; шифрсистема - cryptosystem for secrecy
- abuse-free cryptosystem
- access control cryptosystem
- algebraic code cryptosystem
- analog cryptosystem
- asymmetric cryptosystem
- asymmetric key cryptosystem
- authentication cryptosystem
- authentication/secrecy cryptosystem
- bijective public key cryptosystem
- binary cryptosystem
- block cryptosystem
- broadcast cryptosystem
- broadcasting cryptosystem
- cipher-feedback cryptosystem
- classical cryptosystem
- common-key cryptosystem
- communication cryptosystem
- compromised cryptosystem
- computationally secure cryptosystem
- conference cryptosystem
- conventional cryptosystem
- DES-based cryptosystem
- DES-like cryptosystem
- deterministic cryptosystem
- DH cryptosystem
- Diffie and Hellman cryptosystem
- discrete-exponentiation cryptosystem
- discrete log cryptosystem
- E3 cryptosystem
- effectively unbreakable cryptosystem
- elliptic curve cryptosystem
- endomorphic cryptosystem
- end-to-end encryption cryptosystem
- error propagating cryptosystem
- factorization cryptosystem
- finite cryptosystem
- finite automation cryptosystem
- Galois field cryptosystem
- general cryptosystem
- generalized cryptosystem
- GF cryptosystem
- Goppa-code cryptosystem
- hardware-implemented cryptosystem
- hidden key cryptosystem
- high-grade cryptosystem
- high-speed cryptosystem
- hybrid public-secret key cryptosystem
- hybrid stream/block cryptosystem
- identity-based cryptosystem
- immune to cryptoanalysis cryptosystem
- intractable cryptosystem
- indecipherable cryptosystem
- iterated cryptosystem
- key cryptosystem
- key distribution cryptosystem
- keyed cryptosystem
- key escrow cryptosystem
- key-minimal cryptosystem
- knapsack-based cryptosystem
- knapsack public key cryptosystem
- matrix cryptosystem
- McEliece' cryptosystem
- Merkle-Hellman cryptosystem
- MH cryptosystem
- microprocessor based cryptosystem
- minuend cryptosystem
- mixed cryptosystem
- multiple access cryptosystem
- multiple destination cryptosystem
- multiplicative knapsack cryptosystem
- network cryptosystem
- non-linear cryptosystem
- number theoretic cryptosystem
- one-key cryptosystem
- one-master-key cryptosystem
- one-time-key cryptosystem
- one-time-pad cryptosystem
- one-time-tape cryptosystem
- perfect secrecy cryptosystem
- practical security cryptosystem
- privacy cryptosystem
- private key cryptosystem
- proprietary cryptosystem
- provable secure cryptosystem
- public key cryptosystem
- public key distribution cryptosystem
- public key signature cryptosystem
- rapid cryptosystem
- reciprocal number cryptosystem
- residue cryptosystem
- Rivest-Shamir-Adleman cryptosystem
- rotor cryptosystem
- RSA cryptosystem
- RSA public key cryptosystem
- r-th residue cryptosystem
- secrecy cryptosystem
- secret-key cryptosystem
- secure cryptosystem
- shared key cryptosystem
- shift register cryptosystem
- single-key cryptosystem
- sophisticated cryptosystem
- split key cryptosystem
- strong cryptosystem
- subtractive cryptosystem
- symmetric cryptosystem
- theoretically unbreakable cryptosystem
- threshold cryptosystem
- transposition cryptosystem
- trap-door-knapsack public key cryptosystem
- transient key cryptosystem
- threshold cryptosystem
- two-key cryptosystem
- unbreakable cryptosystem
- voice cryptosystem
- abuse-free cryptosystem
- access control cryptosystem
- algebraic code cryptosystem
- analog cryptosystem
- asymmetric cryptosystem
- asymmetric key cryptosystem
- authentication cryptosystem
- authentication/secrecy cryptosystem
- bijective public key cryptosystem
- binary cryptosystem
- block cryptosystem
- broadcast cryptosystem
- broadcasting cryptosystem
- cipher-feedback cryptosystem
- classical cryptosystem
- common-key cryptosystem
- communication cryptosystem
- compromised cryptosystem
- computationally secure cryptosystem
- conference cryptosystem
- conventional cryptosystem
- DES-based cryptosystem
- DES-like cryptosystem
- deterministic cryptosystem
- DH cryptosystem
- Diffie and Hellman cryptosystem
- discrete-exponentiation cryptosystem
- discrete log cryptosystem
- E3 cryptosystem
- effectively unbreakable cryptosystem
- elliptic curve cryptosystem
- endomorphic cryptosystem
- end-to-end encryption cryptosystem
- error propagating cryptosystem
- factorization cryptosystem
- finite cryptosystem
- finite automation cryptosystem
- Galois field cryptosystem
- general cryptosystem
- generalized cryptosystem
- GF cryptosystem
- Goppa-code cryptosystem
- hardware-implemented cryptosystem
- hidden key cryptosystem
- high-grade cryptosystem
- high-speed cryptosystem
- hybrid public-secret key cryptosystem
- hybrid stream/block cryptosystem
- identity-based cryptosystem
- immune to cryptoanalysis cryptosystem
- intractable cryptosystem
- indecipherable cryptosystem
- iterated cryptosystem
- key cryptosystem
- key distribution cryptosystem
- keyed cryptosystem
- key escrow cryptosystem
- key-minimal cryptosystem
- knapsack-based cryptosystem
- knapsack public key cryptosystem
- matrix cryptosystem
- McEliece' cryptosystem
- Merkle-Hellman cryptosystem
- MH cryptosystem
- microprocessor based cryptosystem
- minuend cryptosystem
- mixed cryptosystem
- multiple access cryptosystem
- multiple destination cryptosystem
- multiplicative knapsack cryptosystem
- network cryptosystem
- non-linear cryptosystem
- number theoretic cryptosystem
- one-key cryptosystem
- one-master-key cryptosystem
- one-time-key cryptosystem
- one-time-pad cryptosystem
- one-time-tape cryptosystem
- perfect secrecy cryptosystem
- practical security cryptosystem
- privacy cryptosystem
- private key cryptosystem
- proprietary cryptosystem
- provable secure cryptosystem
- public key cryptosystem
- public key distribution cryptosystem
- public key signature cryptosystem
- rapid cryptosystem
- reciprocal number cryptosystem
- residue cryptosystem
- Rivest-Shamir-Adleman cryptosystem
- rotor cryptosystem
- RSA cryptosystem
- RSA public key cryptosystem
- r-th residue cryptosystem
- secrecy cryptosystem
- secret-key cryptosystem
- secure cryptosystem
- shared key cryptosystem
- shift register cryptosystem
- single-key cryptosystem
- sophisticated cryptosystem
- split key cryptosystem
- strong cryptosystem
- subtractive cryptosystem
- symmetric cryptosystem
- theoretically unbreakable cryptosystem
- threshold cryptosystem
- transposition cryptosystem
- trap-door-knapsack public key cryptosystem
- transient key cryptosystem
- threshold cryptosystem
- two-key cryptosystem
- unbreakable cryptosystem
- voice cryptosystem
cryptographic system
общая лексика
шифровальная система
Definition
RSA encryption
<cryptography, algorithm> A public-key cryptosystem for both
encryption and authentication, invented in 1977 by Ron
Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Leonard Adleman. Its name comes from
their initials.
The RSA algorithm works as follows. Take two large {prime
numbers}, p and q, and find their product n = pq; n is called
the modulus. Choose a number, e, less than n and {relatively
prime} to (p-1)(q-1), and find its reciprocal mod (p-1)(q-1),
and call this d. Thus ed = 1 mod (p-1)(q-1); e and d are
called the public and private exponents, respectively. The
public key is the pair (n, e); the private key is d. The
factors p and q must be kept secret, or destroyed. It is
difficult (presumably) to obtain the private key d from the
public key (n, e). If one could factor n into p and q,
however, then one could obtain the private key d. Thus the
entire security of RSA depends on the difficulty of factoring;
an easy method for factoring products of large prime numbers
would break RSA.
RSA FAQ (http://rsa.com/rsalabs/faq/faq_home.html).
(2004-07-14)
Wikipedia
Cryptosystem
In cryptography, a cryptosystem is a suite of cryptographic algorithms needed to implement a particular security service, such as confidentiality (encryption).
Typically, a cryptosystem consists of three algorithms: one for key generation, one for encryption, and one for decryption. The term cipher (sometimes cypher) is often used to refer to a pair of algorithms, one for encryption and one for decryption. Therefore, the term cryptosystem is most often used when the key generation algorithm is important. For this reason, the term cryptosystem is commonly used to refer to public key techniques; however both "cipher" and "cryptosystem" are used for symmetric key techniques.
