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Quantum key-based medical privacy protection and sharing scheme on blockchain. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Zhu D, Zhou H, Zhou Z, Wu J, Zhao J.
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Single-State Multi-Party Quantum Key Agreement with Single-Particle Measurement. [PDF]

Entropy (Basel)
Yang H, Cai D, Qian L, Zhang R, Lu S, Sun C.   +5 more
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Validation and user experience testing of DataCryptChain: An open-source standard combining blockchain technology with asymmetric encryption for private, secure, shareable, and tamper-proof research data. [PDF]

PLOS Digit Health
Franc JM.
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Accelerating private-key cryptography via multithreading on symmetric multiprocessors [PDF]

2003 IEEE International Symposium on Performance Analysis of Systems and Software. ISPASS 2003., 2003
Achieving high performance in cryptographic processing is important due to the increasing connectivity among today's computers. Despite steady improvements in microprocessor and system performance, private-key cipher implementations continue to be slow.
T. N. Vijaykumar, Praveen K. Dongara
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Microprocessor architecture for private-key cryptography

Irish Signals and Systems Conference 2004, 2004
A novel generic instructions set for a RISC microprocessor designed to accelerate the performance of all private-key cryptographic algorithms is described in this paper. The RISC microprocessor has coprocessors and instruction extensions designed to specifically implement and accelerate the Rijndael and DES private key algorithms.
John V. McCanny, N. Smyth, W. McLoone
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Public and Private Key Cryptography

, 2021
Please download the sample Excel files from https://github.com/hhohho/master-Excel-through-projects for this chapter’s exercises.
Hong Zhou
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Private key and public key quantum cryptography

Summaries of Papers Presented at the Quantum Electronics and Laser Science Conference, 2003
Summary form only given. Information has always been valuable, never more so than in recent decades, and throughout history people have turned to cryptography in an attempt to keep important information secret. Coherent manipulation of quantum states promises to rearrange the lists of possible and impossible cryptographic tasks.
Daniel Gottesman
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