Sivaram D

@siv2r

Summer of Bitcoin '21 & '22 l Maths Undergrad IIT KGP'23

Joined March 2021

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• Final-year undergraduate at IIT Kharagpur, majoring in Mathematics and Computing.
• Going down the rabbit hole of cryptography and its applications to ₿itcoin.
• Want to chat about math, ₿itcoin, cryptography, or open-source in general? Don't hesitate to reach out!

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Gmail : siv2ram@gmail.com
Twitter : @siv2r

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SDSivaram Dsiv2r.hashnode.devMay 11, 2022 · 7 min read

What exactly is the MECE principle?

Recently, I was thinking about Mutually Exclusive and Collectively Exhaustive events in probability theory. I tried to understand it through a simple problem and found some interesting observations that I would like to share. Let's get started! Mutu...

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SDSivaram Dsiv2r.hashnode.devDec 30, 2021 · 5 min read

Big Integer Arithmetic in C - Part 1

In cryptography, you typically work with large numbers to prevent the adversaries from brute-forcing a solution. If you are working with Python or Java, you are in luck. They can handle huge numbers by default. Python supports a bignum data type tha...

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SDSivaram Dsiv2r.hashnode.devAug 4, 2021 · 7 min read

Discrete Log Problem: Can we derive the Private Key?

Many technologies like Tor, Bitcoin, and Email use Asymmetric Cryptography (also known as Public Key Cryptography) for secure data exchanges. If you are reading this blog, your browser has established a secure connection to hashnode's server using th...

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What exactly is the MECE principle?

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Discrete Log Problem: Can we derive the Private Key?

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What exactly is the MECE principle?

Big Integer Arithmetic in C - Part 1

Discrete Log Problem: Can we derive the Private Key?