Category:Cryptographic protocols

Cryptographic protocols are communication protocols which are designed to provide security assurances of various kinds, using cryptographic mechanisms. Classic assurances include confidentiality, message integrity, and more recent research includes anonymity assurances. The term "protocol" is used in a wide sense, to include off-line arrangements such as encryption of e-mail messages.

Articles in category "Cryptographic protocols"

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802.11i A Alice and Bob C CCMP Certificate signing request Certification path validation algorithm Chaffing and winnowing Challenge-response authentication Cryptographic Message Syntax Cryptographic protocol D Datagram Transport Layer Security Delegated Path Discovery Delegated Path Validation Diffie-Hellman key exchange DigiCipher 2 Dining cryptographers protocol E Electronic money Extensible Authentication Protocol F FNBDT

H H.235 HTTPS Hashcash I IPsec Internet Security Association and Key Management Protocol Internet key exchange K Kerberos (protocol) Key exchange Key-agreement protocol M MQV N NTLM Needham-Schroeder O Oblivious transfer Online Certificate Status Protocol Otway-Rees P Privacy-enhanced Electronic Mail Private information retrieval Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol S S/MIME

S cont. SSH file transfer protocol Secret sharing Secure FTP Secure channel Secure copy Secure multiparty computation Secure remote password protocol Secure shell Security protocol notation Simple Authentication and Security Layer T TKIP Transport Layer Security W WAPI Wi-Fi Protected Access Wide Mouth Frog Wired Equivalent Privacy X X.509 Z Zero-knowledge proof Zimmermann-Sassaman key-signing protocol