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Applied Cryptography: Basics
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Introduction to Cryptography: One-Time Pad and Public-Key Systems
Introduces cryptography, focusing on the one-time pad and public-key systems, emphasizing privacy and authenticity in information security.
Introduction to Cryptography: Fundamentals and Applications
Covers the fundamentals of cryptography, including symmetric encryption, digital signatures, and secure communication standards.
Cryptanalysis: The Power of Interaction
Explores the power of interaction in cryptographic primitives and conventional cryptanalysis techniques.
Applied Cryptography: Symmetric Encryption and Hash Functions
Introduces symmetric encryption, hash functions, and their practical applications in cryptography.
Public-Key Cryptography: Key Exchange and Signatures
Explores public-key cryptography, key exchange, and digital signatures, discussing practical applications and security mechanisms.
Symmetric Encryption: Block Ciphers and Modes of Operation
Introduces symmetric encryption, block ciphers, and modes of operation, covering DES, AES, key generation, attacks, and encryption standards.
Cryptography: Fundamentals and Applications
Introduces the fundamentals of cryptography, covering symmetric and asymmetric encryption, hash functions, key infrastructure, and data integrity.
Distributed Randomness: Drand
Explores distributed randomness using Drand, covering cryptographic tools, key exchange, elliptic curve cryptography, and practical applications in blockchain systems.
Cryptography: Tools and Techniques
Explores cryptography basics, key exchange protocols, elliptic curve cryptography, and digital signatures for secure data transmission.
Public-Key Cryptography: Standards and Applications
Discusses public-key cryptography, focusing on standards like RSA, DSA, and AES, and their applications in secure communications.