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by dubdubbub
3730 days ago
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Cryptographic algorithms are generally not 'provably' secure, because most are based on an underlying assumption that some problems are hard, and this is not proven, just assumed. Also, there are mathematically verified implementations, and tools for verifying existing implementations that are about as 'provably' secure as the specifications of the algorithms. |
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