Lecture Notes

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• Lecture 1  "Introduction to Crypto"
• Lecture 2  "Definitions of Classical Ciphers"
• Lecture 3  "Cryptanalysis of the Classical Ciphers"
• Lecture 4  "Cryptography in Transition (Enigma) [from mechanical devices to electronics]"
• Lecture 5  "Cryptanalysis of the Enigma (batons, Rejewski's theorem) (final version of the lecture notes, 01.05.2000)
• Lecture 6   "Shannon's theory, Plaintext recognition techniques"
• Lecture 7   "Shannon's theory (cont.)" (final version of the lecture notes 02.05.2000)
• Lecture 8   "Feistel ciphers (Lucifer, IBM), DES." (30.04.2000, more details on Lucifer)
• Lecture 9   "Hellman's Tradeoff. Properties of Random functions"(29.05.2000, draft of lecture notes)
• Lecture 10  "Is DES a pure cipher? Differential Cryptanalysis."(04.05.2000)
• Lecture 11  "Differential Cryptanalysis. Design criteria of DES."(23.05.2000)
• Lecture 12  "Attack on full 16-round DES. Extensions of DC."
• Lecture 13  "Linear Cryptanalysis."
• Lecture 14  "Linear Cryptanalysis. (cont.)"
• Lecture 15  "Modern Methods of Cryptanalysis"(28.06.2000)
• Lecture 16  "Modern Cryptanalysis. AES and other ciphers."  (29.06.2000)

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Last modified 29.06.2000