January 2007
Beginner
544 pages
14h 21m
English
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INDEX
Absolute secrecy, 17
Access control, 2
Alphabet, 1
ANSI Standard X9.1–1980, 489–491
track 3 format of, 490
Atalla Technovations, implementation by, 488–489
ATM authentication protocol of, 489
Chubb Integrated Systems, implementation by, 487, 510–511
ATM authentication protocol of, 484–487
IBM Liberty banking system, implementation in, 487
Bond–Zelinski, PIN attack by, 488–489
common cryptographic architecture, program, IBM, 487
decimalization table, 487
PAN–PIN table, 485
personal identification number (PIN), 484–487
PAN(User_ID), PIN(User_ID), PINOffset(User_ID), U-PIN(User_ID), 487
primary account number (PAN), 484
in GSM, 276
Automated teller machine (ATM), 484
customer authentication at a, 484–487
on/off-line operation of, 486
Baby-step, giant-step algorithm (Shank's), 420
BART system: The Case of the Larcenous Laundry, 484
Wattenberg, Dr. Bill, 483
Baudot code, 118
Bent functions, 327
Berlekamp's algorithm, 399–400
Bezout's Theorem, 431
Birthday paradox, 395
Block ciphers, 283
IDEA, 332
Nyberg's criteria for, 327
Pierpryzk' s criteria for, 326–327
which generate the symmetric group, 327–329
Caesar's cipher (substitution), 65
(affine) Caesar cipher (substitution), 65
Caesar shift, 65
Carmichael numbers, 377 ...
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