#45: Coin e chiavi

Questa settimana Filippo e Luca parlano di Coin, la tessera che promette di fare finalmente ordine nei nostri portafogli, e spiegano perché gli algoritmi di crittografia simmetrici e asimmetrici hanno dimensioni così diverse delle chiavi.

An episode of the Tech Mind podcast, hosted by Luca Zorzi, Filippo Bigarella, titled "#45: Coin e chiavi" was published on November 17, 2013 and runs 27 minutes.

November 17, 2013 ·27m · Tech Mind

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Questa settimana Filippo e Luca parlano di Coin, la tessera che promette di fare finalmente ordine nei nostri portafogli, e spiegano perché gli algoritmi di crittografia simmetrici e asimmetrici hanno dimensioni così diverse delle chiavi.

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Questa settimana Filippo e Luca parlano di Coin, la tessera che promette di fare finalmente ordine nei nostri portafogli, e spiegano perché gli algoritmi di crittografia simmetrici e asimmetrici hanno dimensioni così diverse delle chiavi.

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