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\item LEDAcrypt is a post-quantum asymmetric suite of cryptosystems. It
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\item LEDAcrypt is a post-quantum asymmetric suite of cryptosystems. It
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contains a public-key encryption scheme and a key-encapsulation mechanism
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contains a public-key encryption scheme and a key-encapsulation mechanism
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(KEM). The underlying hard problem (arbitrary linear binary code decoding)
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(KEM). The underlying hard problem (arbitrary linear binary code decoding)
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is currently believed to be secure against quantum adversaries.
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is currently believed to be secure against quantum adversaries. The
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public-key encryption scheme is based on McEliece and the KEM is based on
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the Niederreiter cryptosystem. It uses quasi-cyclic low-density
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parity-check (QC-LDPC) codes, which allows the primitive to use a compact
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construction (QC) with good error correction performance (LDPC). The
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result is a more efficient cryptosystem than the classic McEliece scheme
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while supposedly maintaining the well-known security level of said scheme.
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Unfortunately, LEDAcrypt has not survived the second round of the
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post-quantum cryptography standardization organized by NIST because the
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scheme has seen a major, practical break.
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\item The authors introduce a post-quantum public-key cryptosystem based on
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\item The authors introduce a post-quantum public-key cryptosystem based on
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linear codes.
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linear codes.
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