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@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Consider a toy "QR-encryption" scheme where a message is encoded into
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a QR code and then randomized by permuting its tiles with a secret seed.
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a QR code and then randomized by permuting its tiles with a secret seed.
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(a) Under ideal assumptions, explain why this scheme could satisfy
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(a) Under ideal assumptions, explain why this scheme could satisfy
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Kerckhoffs’libzbar0 principle.
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Kerckhoffs' principle.
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(b) Now assume an attacker can test permutations against the QR format
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(b) Now assume an attacker can test permutations against the QR format
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(find patterns, error correction, alignment markers). Why does this
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(find patterns, error correction, alignment markers). Why does this
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reduce the effective security of the scheme?
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reduce the effective security of the scheme?
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