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    This document provides information about the course "Introduction to Cryptography" including its objectives, content, textbook references, and grading policy. The course is a 3 credit elective offered in the 6th semester of the B.Tech program. It aims to teach basic cryptographic concepts, the mathematical theories underlying algorithms, and how to implement techniques to build secure systems. The course content covers classical cryptography techniques, mathematical foundations of the field, public key cryptography, block/stream ciphers, and algorithms for integer factorization and discrete logarithms. Students are evaluated based on a midterm exam, final exam, and class attendance.

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    Course Title: Introduction to Cryptography

    Credit Structure : (L-T-P-Cr): (3-0-0-3)


    Course Code: SC402
    Program/ Semester: B.Tech, Semester VI
    Category: Elective
    Prerequisite: Groups and Linear Algebra
    Course objective: After successfully completing the course students should be
    able to
    1. Learn basic Cryptographic concepts and methods
    2. Apply the mathematical theories of underlying Cryptographic algorithms
    3. Implement Cryptographis techniques and tools to build secure systems

    Course content:
    Classical cryptography: Caesar cipher, substitution, transposition, cryptanalysis of
    the substitution cipher , Vignere cipher, homophonic substitution cipher,
    cryptanalysis of the Vignere cipher, ADFGVX cipher, Enigma and its
    cryptanalysis , one-time pad, key distribution problem, Diffie-Hellman’s solution,
    m-sequence, linear feedback shift registers, designing m-sequences

    Mathematical foundations: divisibility, division algorithm


    Euclidean GCD algorithm and its run-time analysis, fundamental theorem of
    arithmetic , Euclid’s theorem and its proof, sieve of Eratosthenes, congruence,
    complete residue system, Euler’s totient function, Chinese Remainder Theorem
    Euler’s theorem and its proof, Fermat’s theorem and its proof, fast exponentiation,
    Carmichael numbers, discrete log, SQRT problem

    introduction to public-key cryptography ,Diffie-Hellman key exchange, RSA


    public key cryptosystem, Digital signatures , Rabin public key cryptosystem,
    Diffie-Hellman problem, Generalized Diffie-Hellman problem, ElGamal public
    key cryptosystem and signature scheme
    block ciphers, stream ciphers, pseudorandom bit generators, testing for
    pseudorandomness, designing a cryptographically secure pseudorandom bit
    generator, Blum-Blum-Shub generator

    primitive polynomials, finite fields , Integer factorization algorithms , Primality


    testing algorithms , Discrete log algorithms
    Suggested textbook/references:
    Text Books

    1. Topics in Algebra by I. N. Herstein, Second Edition, Wiley India


    2. Introduction to Cryptography with Coding Theory, Trappe, Washington,
    Pearson Education, 2007
    3. Cryptography with Network Security: Principles and Practice, William
    Stallings, Pearson Education, 2006

    References

    1 Handbook of Applied Cryptography by Alfred J. Menezes, Paul C. Van


    Oorschot and Scott A. Vanstone. CRC Press , 1996
    2 Cryptography: Theory and Practice, Douglas Robert Stinson. Chapman &
    hall / CRC , 1995

    Grading Policy

    Midsem 40%
    Endsem 50%
    Attendance 10%

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