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Conclusion: Cryptographers are always seeking for finite prime order groups with hard DLP.
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(Cryptographers work with ciphers and not codes, which are spy-movie-style lists of prearranged substitutes for letters, words, or phrases — "meet at the theater" for "attack at nightfall.")
Homeland Insecurity 2002
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(Cryptographers work with ciphers and not codes, which are spy-movie-style lists of prearranged substitutes for letters, words, or phrases — "meet at the theater" for "attack at nightfall.")
Homeland Insecurity 2002
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(Cryptographers work with ciphers and not codes, which are spy-movie-style lists of prearranged substitutes for letters, words, or phrases — "meet at the theater" for "attack at nightfall.")
Homeland Insecurity 2002
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(Cryptographers work with ciphers and not codes, which are spy-movie-style lists of prearranged substitutes for letters, words, or phrases — "meet at the theater" for "attack at nightfall.")
Homeland Insecurity 2002
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(Cryptographers work with ciphers and not codes, which are spy-movie-style lists of prearranged substitutes for letters, words, or phrases — "meet at the theater" for "attack at nightfall.")
Homeland Insecurity 2002
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(Cryptographers work with ciphers and not codes, which are spy-movie-style lists of prearranged substitutes for letters, words, or phrases — "meet at the theater" for "attack at nightfall.")
Homeland Insecurity 2002
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(Cryptographers work with ciphers and not codes, which are spy-movie-style lists of prearranged substitutes for letters, words, or phrases — "meet at the theater" for "attack at nightfall.")
Homeland Insecurity 2002
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(Cryptographers work with ciphers and not codes, which are spy-movie-style lists of prearranged substitutes for letters, words, or phrases — "meet at the theater" for "attack at nightfall.")
Homeland Insecurity 2002
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(Cryptographers work with ciphers and not codes, which are spy-movie-style lists of prearranged substitutes for letters, words, or phrases — "meet at the theater" for "attack at nightfall.")
Homeland Insecurity 2002
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