Advanced Cryptography Techniques
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The official GTU curriculum for Advanced Cryptography Techniques (subject code ME02059071) as prescribed for CS · Semester 2 divides the course into 6 units, covering 27 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.
Download the official syllabus PDF (ME02059071)Unit 1 UNIT-I
- Introduction to Key Management and Distribution Symmetric Key Distribution based on Symmetric Encryption
- Symmetric Key Distribution based on Asymmetric Encryption
- Distribution of Public Keys
Unit 2 UNIT-II
- User Authentication Remote user authentication principles and techniques
- Remote user authentication based on Symmetric Encryption
- Remote user authentication based on Asymmetric Encryption
- Federated Identity Management
- Personal Identity Verification
Unit 3 UNIT-III
- Cryptanalysis Classic techniques of cryptanalysis
- Modern methods of cryptanalysis
- The birthday paradox
- Various other techniques for breaching cryptography
Unit 4 UNIT-IV
- Cryptographic Backdoors General concepts of cryptographic backdoors
- Specific use case of cryptographic backdoors
- Dominance of cryptographic backdoors
- Countermeasures and standard producers
Unit 5 UNIT-V
- Steganography Concept of Steganography
- The history behind steganography
- Modern methods and algorithms
- Open source tools for steganography
- Distributed steganography
Unit 6 UNIT-VI
- Future of Cryptography Cryptography and the cloud
- Homomorphic cryptography
- The anatomy of ransomeware attack
- Modern Hardware Design Practices
- Quantum cryptography
- AI for Cryptography