Breaking the Quadratic Barrier: Quantum Cryptanalysis of Milenage, Telecommunications’ Cryptographic Backbone
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Breaking the Quadratic Barrier: Quantum Cryptanalysis of Milenage, Telecommunications’ Cryptographic Backbone
Breaking the Quadratic Barrier: Quantum Cryptanalysis of Milenage, Telecommunications’ Cryptographic Backbone
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- New types of cryptanalytic attacks using related keys
- On the Power of Quantum Computation
- Quantum attacks on some Feistel block ciphers
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