Cryptographic Protocols (0368-4171),
Spring 2011
Instructors:
Ran Canetti | Schreiber 304
Iftach Haitner | Schreiber 20 (in charge of the administrative issues of this semester, i.e., late submissions)
The is an advance graduate-level course in Cryptography, which continues the course Founatation of Cryptography given this fall.
AgendaAnnouncements
Agenda:
This
exact syllabus will be determined as the semester proceeds, based on
the makeup of the class, but roughly we will go as follows:
Basic knowledge of cryptography as covered in Founatation of Cryptography.
Course requirements
- Homework: 2 homework sets
- Lecture notes: each student will write notes for a single class
Here are some guidelines for solutions.
You may find the following to be useful references (but beware that some of the notation, conventions, and definitions may differ slightly from lecture):
Books:- Jonathan Katz and Yehuda
Lindell. An
Introduction to Modern Cryptography.
- Oded Goldreich.
Foundations
of Cryptography.
- Ran Canetti.
Foundation of Cryptography (The 2008 course)
and On
Chernof and Chebichev bounds.
- Salil Vadhan.
Introduction to Cryptography.
- Luca Trevisan.
Cryptography.
- Yehuda lindell Foundations of Cryptography.