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...ys from DNS and create a secure connection. This alone is secure against [[passive attack | passive eavesdroppers]]; protect the authentication data with [[DNS secur

* Eve the Eavesdropper, using [[passive attack]]s, just trying to read messages

== Regarding [[Passive attack]] and [[Active attack]] ==

== [[Passive attack]] certified for approval == *[[Passive attack]]

#[[Passive attack/Citable Version]]

== Reminder: your reviews [[Passive attack]], [[Active attack]], Cryptology == [http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/Talk:Passive_attack#Comments Passive attack comments]

This does not matter if the attacker is just a [[passive attack | passive eavesdropper]]. It gives him no plaintext he didn't already know

...a one-time pad is that, properly used, it is provably secure against all [[passive attack]]s. However, the requirement that each part be used only once means the key

* In a [[passive attack]], the attacker only eavesdrops, tries to read data without authorisation.

* In a [[passive attack]], the attacker only eavesdrops, tries to read data without authorisation.

{{rpr|Passive attack}} (May 5 — 11, 2012)

: I have a related problem. Do [[active attack]], [[passive attack]], and other terms that can be defined in a few lines, get their own articl

...al task and unauthenticated encryption does at least protect against all [[passive attack|passive eavesdropping]].

...big ones are [[cryptography]] and [[block cipher]]. Smaller ones include [[passive attack]] and its children [[Brute force attack]], [[Algebraic attack]] and [[Code ...ows me as the only editor, except for a couple of trivial copy edits. Only passive attack and RSA have anything on the talk page. I think most of those could move to

...], but I felt more confident writing as separate articles. Main ones are [[passive attack]] and [[active attack]] each linking to several actual attacks. There's als

** [[Passive attack]]

...me. I've done a bunch of lower level articles (see [[active attack]] and [[passive attack]] for indexes) it links to but there are two important ones, [[differential

Or smaller articles first? Perhaps start with [[Active attack]], [[Passive attack]] and their children? [[User:Sandy Harris|Sandy Harris]] 09:57, 7 January 2 ...tagged now, but so far the next level, things like [[block cipher]] and [[passive attack]], aren't; I'd say they should be. The lowest level, articles on specific c