Post-Quantum Cryptographic Engine & Dual-KEM Plausible Deniability Vault built in Rust.
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Post-Quantum Cryptographic Engine & Dual-KEM Plausible Deniability Vault built in Rust.
Implements a multi-level approach to image encryption and signing using post-quantum cryptographic techniques, with a focus on the FALCON (Fast-Fourier Lattice-based Compact Signatures over NTRU) algorithm for digital signatures.
Demonstrates a multi-level encryption approach for securing images by combining traditional cryptographic techniques with post-quantum encryption methods.
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10794713 doi:10.1109/UNet62310.2024.10794713 #MAC #KeyExchangeProtocol #MessageAuthenticationCode #Authentication #LearningWithErrors #LWE #KEP #Cryptography #Cryptanalysis #Validity #Correctness #postquantumcryptography
A pedagogical and strictly-typed LWE implementation for research in Rust 🦀. Optimized for performance analysis and discrete distribution study.
Demonstrates a combination of 2D-Discrete Wavelet Transform (2D-DWT) with post-quantum cryptographic techniques, including a simulated version of the Falcon signature algorithm, for securing images.
Threshold Re-encryption combines Shamir's Secret Sharing and Learning With Errors (LWE) to securely manage decryption keys, allowing for encrypted data operations without exposing the entire secret key. In collaboration with Gabrielle Lalou and Clémence Audibert.
Sets of reports related to master's program at the University of Tsukuba.
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