Random Bit Generation and Stream Ciphers Questions

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Course Name: Cryptography

For this assignment, you will answer the following questions by presenting them in a fully APA formatted, graduate-level, paper.

1.What is the difference between statistical randomness and unpredictability?

2.List important design considerations for a stream cipher.

3.Why is it not desirable to reuse a stream cipher key?

4.What primitive operations are used in RC4?

The paper must include the below:

  • 3-4 pages of content minimum (does not include cover, abstract or references pages)
  • The paper must conform to full APA guidelines to include a cover page, abstract, headers, introduction, body paragraphs with appropriate headings/ subheadings, conclusion, and a reference page.
  • All sources must be cited and referenced. Remember, unless the statement is common knowledge, you must cite and reference your sources.
  • must use at least one peer-reviewed source
  • paper will be checked against SafeAssign plagiarism checker.

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Running Head: RANDOM BIT GENERATION

Random Bit Generation
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RANDOM BIT GENERATION

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Data encryption is increasingly gaining prominence in the contemporary world. Indeed,
the need to secure information and restrict access to private information has necessitated the
continued use of encryption. The stream cipher plays a significant role in the generation of secret
codes and keys that are then restricted to be used by the recipient of the coded information. In the
generation of keys for the successful coding process, it is vital to safeguard the unpredictability
of the keys generated. In so doing, one can secure the security and privacy of the keys through
encryption. While statistical randomness is essential in successful encryption, unpredictability is
even more important in safeguarding the privacy and security of generated keys.
While both statistical randomness and unpredictable are necessary for statistical
operations, unpredictability is most desired. In essence, reciprocal authentication i...


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