MAC and HMAC: authenticating messages
A simple hash proves that a message has not been altered by accident, but not that it comes from the right sender. This course shows how a secret key turns a fingerprint into proof of authenticity, and why HMAC has become the standard. It also covers implementation pitfalls: timing attacks and the encryption/MAC ordering.
Advanced 55 min 34 viewscryptographieintégritésupérieur
Table of contents
- 01
Integrity AND authenticity
- 02
HMAC and the pitfalls

