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'''[[Cryptographic protocol]]s''' are [[communication protocol]]s which are designed to provide [[computer security|security]] assurances of various kinds, using [[cryptography|cryptographic]] mechanisms. Classic assurances include [[confidentiality]], [[message integrity]], and more recent research includes [[anonymity]] assurances. The term "protocol" is used in a wide sense, to include off-line arrangements such as encryption of [[e-mail]] messages.

'''[[Cryptographic protocol]]s''' — the [[communication protocol]]s designed and available to provide [[computer security]] assurances using {{C|Cryptography|cryptographic}} mechanisms.

'''[[Cryptographic*Classic protocol]]s'''assurances areinclude [[communication protocol]]s which are designed to provide [[computer security{{C|security]]Internet assurances of various kinds, using [[cryptographyprotocols|cryptographic]]internet mechanisms.protocols}} Classic assurances includefor [[confidentiality]], and [[message integrity]], — and more recent research includes [[anonymity]] assurances. The term "protocol" is used in a wide sense, to include off-line arrangements such as encryption of [[e-mailemail]] messages.

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