Cryptography: From Mathematical Magic to Secure Communication

[@emadheydaribeni3626]

Dan Boneh is not only a legend in cryptography but also a superhero in giving lectures. Teaching such a complex subject in plain English!

[@pauljmey]

Would love to hear this guy's lecture on the topic of randomness.

[@meriemslimani244]

Thank You Sir for giving such a great lecture and spreading knowledge to all with simplicity and fun 👏🏻

[@futuristcorporation]

"I'm actually not going to answer that question" 🤣 Absolute baller answer.

[@scp3178]

Inspiring to watch. Thank you. I like that you presented the operation (point,point) of the cyclic group of points on the EC with a special PLUS operation symbol. That makes it absolutely clear. I often see cryptographers annoyingly repeating the fact again and again, that addition of points here is not meant coord. wise - but in the known geometric sense.

[@deidara_8598]

Boneh: There's children here, I'll keep it simple Also Boneh: Rushes into a 1 hour lecture about the origins of elliptic curve theory and advanced number theory

[@ServioPalacios]

Wonderful lecture. So clear, so interesting.

[@mohab.m.metwally]

fantastic lecture

[@Carpe.Noctem.Cattus]

wow Dan explains way better with his PowerPoints than my math professors.... skills

[@jevaispartout1271]

51:32 What is the reason to hash the seed? Whether the seed is intentionally chosen or not, a SHA1 of the seed does not add additional randomness, since hash itself is deterministic.

[@frutiboy1]

Thank you

[@pch9570]

Are the slides available anywhere ?

[@bellajbadr]

great talk

[@brendawilliams8062]

Thankyou

[@ashwoodson1649]

Why would any government allow quantum computers to go mainstream? Seems like a great tool to have against ones enemy.

[@jahkai4959]

Scarry thought.

[@takashikashiwase3461]

thx

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