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Igarashi Lab
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The lab evaluates and analyzes the security of cryptography to protect information.
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Examining the security of cryptography to protect information
The Igarashi Lab studies cryptanalysis, which evaluates the security of ciphers, and information security.
Its research background lists research on the security evaluation and analysis of symmetric-key cryptosystems since 2006.
The listed research fields include block ciphers, stream ciphers, hash functions, and random numbers.
Cryptographic implementation is also one of its research keywords.
Key terms
- Cryptanalysis
- Searching for weaknesses in a cipher to examine how secure it is. It is used in evaluating the security of cryptography.
- Symmetric-key cryptosystem
- A cryptographic scheme that uses the same key for encryption and decryption.
- Block cipher
- A scheme that divides data into blocks of a fixed length and encrypts them.
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This lab studies the security evaluation and analysis of cryptography, as well as information security. Its research background also lists research on the characteristic analysis of multi-access optical communication systems.
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- Associate ProfessorYasutaka Igarashi
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