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- Imgur used SHA256 to hash passwords till last year
- Research topics for a master thesis in context of cryptography
| Better Random Number Generation for OpenSSL, libc, and Linux Mainline | Amazon Web Services Posted: 25 Nov 2017 05:58 AM PST |
| Imgur used SHA256 to hash passwords till last year Posted: 25 Nov 2017 07:13 AM PST |
| Research topics for a master thesis in context of cryptography Posted: 25 Nov 2017 06:19 AM PST I am a master student in computer science and want to write my master thesis about some cryptography topic. Unforuntately, I am not really good at coming up with a nice idea about a topic. I wrote my bachelor thesis about Keccak/SHA-3 and implement a parallel version of it on NVIDIA CUDA. I really liked it, because it was something new and cryptography and parallelization are my favorite topics in computer science. A project in the last semester was about zkSNARK (zero-knowledge succinct non-interactive argument of knowledge), but it was really a pain in the ass and I did not want to continue this. However, I have no experience with embedded systems, FPGA, VHDL and all that stuff and it seems that cryptography is most of the time connected with it. My professor is trying to look for a topic more in the software area for cryptography because of my lack of knowledge with hardware and I should make some thoughts about what I want to do. So, maybe someone can give me some advises where I should look or what are current hot topics for cryptography? I am searching on IEEExplore for papers in context of cryptography to get some ideas. But it's not easy to make a master thesis topic on the fundamental of a paper. I really appreciate every help! [link] [comments]  |
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