Cryptography, Information Theory and Codes
February 5, 2013 2 Comments
Click MR2921421 to download my review of Skobelev’s article On the Computational Security of Quantum Algorithms. Hint: Eve wins if she can control the classical channel and have good stats on the pseudo-random number generator.
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Data Security and Information Theory are essential to modern life. Far from being the exclusive domain of academics and geeks, the fundamentals and its application are easy to understand for most people. Here, my modest attempt to bring some of the issues to the public discourse and spread the knowledge to make the internet a safer place for your virtual self.
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The Register UK – Security Sciencedaily: Encryption
CryptoBlog - Data Security and Information Theory 
Wow very quality stuff.
Randomness requires a physical action and will never be achieved by mathematical algorithm using computers to generate these pseudo-random numbers (events). Any text we write or message we transmit is a random event and by using that to create our random numbers to encrypt our message we achieve the same security a One-Time-Pad offers.