Centre for Information Security and Cryptography
University of Calgary
Modeling and Evaluating Security
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Designing a secure cryptographic system
that provides assurance about its claimed security requires a clear
model and definition of security goals and possible attacks.. Once a
system is designed, it must be evaluated against the model and be
`shown’ to conform with the model.
Modeling and evaluating security in modern cryptographic systems takes three main approaches: information theoretic, computational and quantum theoretic.
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