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Review on Network Security and Cryptography
• Twofish: A 128-bit block cipher using 128-, 192-, or 256-bit keys. Designed to be highly secure and highly flexible, well-suited for large microprocessors, 8-bit smart card microprocessors, and dedicated hardware. Designed by a team led by Bruce Schneier and was one of the Round 2 algorithms in the AES process.
研究業績 - 古川研究室 / 九...
Hiroaki Togashi, "Wireless Backhaul-based Sensor Network and its Applications," 5th Asian Workshop on Smart Sensor System (AWSSS 2017), Jeju. Korea, Mar. 2017. Hiroaki Togashi, Ryuta Abe, Junpei Shimamura and Hiroshi Furukawa, "Network-based pedestrian tracking system utilizing densely placed wireless access points," The 11th International ...
MULTIFACTORIAL OPTIMIZATION SYSTEM AND METHOD - Hoffberg ...
What is claimed is: 1. A method for fairly allocating use rights among agents for at least one of at least one communications channel in a network and at least one computational resource in a computer system, comprising: (a) determining a use demand function for a plurality of consumer agents; (b) determining a use supply function for a plurality of supply agents, (c) providing at least one ...
Applied Cryptography and Network Security - DocShare.tips
authentication: password and smart card. To minimize the ping-pong effect, the session key is cached in the current network domain. Whenever the MC requests a handoff into a neighboring MR which has a valid shared session key with the MC, a user-authenticated key agreement protocol with secret key cryptography is performed. Thus an expensive full
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