Dennie Van Tassel
Abstract
Cryptographic techniques which can be used to maintain the confidentiality of information processed by computers are dealt with. Special emphasis is paid to the unique characteristics of computer files that make many cryptographic methods of little use. Relative security, costs, and preferred methods are included in this paper.
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Index Terms
- Advanced cryptographic techniques for computer
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