exploits in cryptographic systems
Exploits in cryptographic systems refer to any methods, techniques, or vulnerabilities that allow an attacker to compromise or circumvent the intended security goals of a cryptographic system, such as encryption, authentication, integrity, or confidentiality. These exploits can range from mathematical attacks and algorithm weaknesses to implementation flaws or key management issues, ultimately leading to unauthorized access, data manipulation, or unauthorized disclosure of sensitive information.
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