Wireless Public Key Infrastructure

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Wireless Public Key Infrastructure (WPKI) is a two factor authentication scheme using mainly the mobile phone and a laptop. Mainly promoted by banks, mobile operators, and mobile network manufactors.

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v • d • e Public-key cryptography

Algorithms: CEILIDH \| Cramer-Shoup \| DH \| DSA \| ECDH \| ECDSA \| EKE \| ElGamal encryption \| ElGamal signature scheme \| GMR \| IES \| Lamport \| MQV \| NTRUEncrypt \| NTRUSign \| Paillier \| Rabin \| RSA \| Schnorr \| SPEKE \| SRP \| XTR

Theory: Discrete logarithm \| Elliptic curve cryptography \| RSA problem

Standardization: ANS X9F1 \| CRYPTREC \| IEEE P1363 \| NESSIE \| NSA Suite B

Misc: Digital signature \| Fingerprint \| PKI \| Web of trust \| Key size

v • d • e Cryptography

History of cryptography \| Cryptanalysis \| Cryptography portal \| Topics in cryptography

Symmetric-key algorithm \| Block cipher \| Stream cipher \| Public-key cryptography \| Cryptographic hash function \| Message authentication code \| Random numbers \| Steganography

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