Key agreement based on automaton groups
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Abstract: We suggest several automaton groups as key-agreement platforms for Anshl-Anshel-Goldfeld metascheme, they include Grigorchuk and universal Grigorchuk groups, Hanoi 3-Towers group, Basilica group and a subgroup of the affine group with the unsolvable conjugacy problem
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