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Lars Ramkilde Knudsen
(2019)
Polyteknisk Forlag
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What's Cryptology all about Vital Source e-bog
Lars Ramkilde Knudsen
(2019)
Polyteknisk Forlag
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What's Cryptology all about Vital Source e-bog
Lars Ramkilde Knudsen
(2019)
Polyteknisk Forlag
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What's Cryptology all about?
Lars Ramkilde Knudsen
(2019)
Sprog: Engelsk
Polyteknisk Forlag
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- Vital Source searchable e-book (Fixed pages)
- Udgiver: Polyteknisk Forlag (December 2019)
- ISBN: 9788750200475
In the old days people would meet in person to exchange a secret key which they then could use to exchange secured messages. Today our lives are very different and there is a demand for quick and easy responses. We exchange secret keys every day when we are working on our laptops and smartphones. We encrypt and authenticate messages without noticing it. "What’s Cryptology all about?” explains the basic principles of modern cryptology, how to exchange a common, secret key and how to encrypt a message such that only the intended receiver can read it. It is explained how digital signatures are made today and why cryptographic hash functions are so important in that context. A recent and important application of these hash functions is Bitcoin, Blockchains and cryptocurrencies. It is shown how modern hash functions are constructed. A new chapter is about to be written in the history of cryptology, namely when large quantum computers are built. Such computers will be able to break most of the so-called public-key cryptosystems that are in use today. Luckily there are systems that are (believed to be) safe even in the presences of quantum computers. This book is intended to give the reader a good understanding of what cryptology is all about without giving too many mathematical details.
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- Udgiver: Polyteknisk Forlag (December 2019)
- ISBN: 9788750200475R365
In the old days people would meet in person to exchange a secret key which they then could use to exchange secured messages. Today our lives are very different and there is a demand for quick and easy responses. We exchange secret keys every day when we are working on our laptops and smartphones. We encrypt and authenticate messages without noticing it. "What’s Cryptology all about?” explains the basic principles of modern cryptology, how to exchange a common, secret key and how to encrypt a message such that only the intended receiver can read it. It is explained how digital signatures are made today and why cryptographic hash functions are so important in that context. A recent and important application of these hash functions is Bitcoin, Blockchains and cryptocurrencies. It is shown how modern hash functions are constructed. A new chapter is about to be written in the history of cryptology, namely when large quantum computers are built. Such computers will be able to break most of the so-called public-key cryptosystems that are in use today. Luckily there are systems that are (believed to be) safe even in the presences of quantum computers. This book is intended to give the reader a good understanding of what cryptology is all about without giving too many mathematical details.
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- Vital Source 180 day rentals (fixed pages)
- Udgiver: Polyteknisk Forlag (December 2019)
- ISBN: 9788750200475R180
In the old days people would meet in person to exchange a secret key which they then could use to exchange secured messages. Today our lives are very different and there is a demand for quick and easy responses. We exchange secret keys every day when we are working on our laptops and smartphones. We encrypt and authenticate messages without noticing it. "What’s Cryptology all about?” explains the basic principles of modern cryptology, how to exchange a common, secret key and how to encrypt a message such that only the intended receiver can read it. It is explained how digital signatures are made today and why cryptographic hash functions are so important in that context. A recent and important application of these hash functions is Bitcoin, Blockchains and cryptocurrencies. It is shown how modern hash functions are constructed. A new chapter is about to be written in the history of cryptology, namely when large quantum computers are built. Such computers will be able to break most of the so-called public-key cryptosystems that are in use today. Luckily there are systems that are (believed to be) safe even in the presences of quantum computers. This book is intended to give the reader a good understanding of what cryptology is all about without giving too many mathematical details.
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- 75 sider
- Udgiver: Polyteknisk Forlag (December 2019)
- ISBN: 9788750200130
In the old days people would meet in person to exchange a secret key which they then could use to exchange secured messages. Today our lives are very different and there is a demand for quick and easy responses. We exchange secret keys every day when we are working on our laptops and smartphones. We encrypt and authenticate messages without noticing it. "What’s Cryptology all about?” explains the basic principles of modern cryptology, how to exchange a common, secret key and how to encrypt a message such that only the intended receiver can read it.
It is explained how digital signatures are made today and why cryptographic hash functions are so important in that context.
A recent and important application of these hash functions is Bitcoin, Blockchains and cryptocurrencies. It is shown how modern hash functions are constructed.
A new chapter is about to be written in the history of cryptology, namely when large quantum computers are built. Such computers will be able to break most of the so-called public-key cryptosystems that are in use today. Luckily there are systems that are (believed to be) safe even in the presences of quantum computers.
This book is intended to give the reader a good understanding of what cryptology is all about without giving too many mathematical details.
Contents 1. Introduction 2. Diffie-Hellman key exchange 2.1 Modular arithmetic 2.1.1 Modular exponentiation 3. RSA (Rivest, Shamir, Adleman) 3.1 Prime number generation 4. AES: Advanced Encryption Standard 4.1 Aftermath 5. Hash functions 5.1 The history of cryptographic hash functions 5.2 Iterated hash functions 5.3 SHA-256 5.4 SHA-3 6. Blockchain and crypto currencies 6.1 Payment using cash 6.2 Payment using plastic cards 6.3 Payment with third party 6.3.1 SET 6.4 Chaum’s electronic money 6.5 Blockchain and Bitcoin 6.5.1 Crypto puzzles 6.5.2 Hash chains 6.5.3 Blockchain 6.6 Bitcoin 7. Postquantum cryptology 7.1 Quantum computations 7.2 Quantum resistant systems 7.3 Signatures based on hash functions 7.4 Cryptosystems based on linear codes 7.5 McEliece - public-key encryption 8. Elliptic curves 8.1 Elliptic curve cryptosystems 8.2 Elliptic curve signatures (ECDSA) 8.3 Comparison of discrete logarithms 9. Secret sharing 10. Digital signatures 10.1 Hash functions and digital signatures 10.2 RSA digital signatures 10.3 El-Gamal’s digital signatures 11. MAC 11.1 The security of MAC algorithms 11.2 Iterated MACs 11.3 Practical MAC algorithms 11.3.1 Based on block ciphers 11.3.2 Based on cryptographic hash functions 11.4 Combining authentication and encryption 12. The rest is history 12.1 The AES competition 12.2 The SHA-3 competition
It is explained how digital signatures are made today and why cryptographic hash functions are so important in that context.
A recent and important application of these hash functions is Bitcoin, Blockchains and cryptocurrencies. It is shown how modern hash functions are constructed.
A new chapter is about to be written in the history of cryptology, namely when large quantum computers are built. Such computers will be able to break most of the so-called public-key cryptosystems that are in use today. Luckily there are systems that are (believed to be) safe even in the presences of quantum computers.
This book is intended to give the reader a good understanding of what cryptology is all about without giving too many mathematical details.
Contents 1. Introduction 2. Diffie-Hellman key exchange 2.1 Modular arithmetic 2.1.1 Modular exponentiation 3. RSA (Rivest, Shamir, Adleman) 3.1 Prime number generation 4. AES: Advanced Encryption Standard 4.1 Aftermath 5. Hash functions 5.1 The history of cryptographic hash functions 5.2 Iterated hash functions 5.3 SHA-256 5.4 SHA-3 6. Blockchain and crypto currencies 6.1 Payment using cash 6.2 Payment using plastic cards 6.3 Payment with third party 6.3.1 SET 6.4 Chaum’s electronic money 6.5 Blockchain and Bitcoin 6.5.1 Crypto puzzles 6.5.2 Hash chains 6.5.3 Blockchain 6.6 Bitcoin 7. Postquantum cryptology 7.1 Quantum computations 7.2 Quantum resistant systems 7.3 Signatures based on hash functions 7.4 Cryptosystems based on linear codes 7.5 McEliece - public-key encryption 8. Elliptic curves 8.1 Elliptic curve cryptosystems 8.2 Elliptic curve signatures (ECDSA) 8.3 Comparison of discrete logarithms 9. Secret sharing 10. Digital signatures 10.1 Hash functions and digital signatures 10.2 RSA digital signatures 10.3 El-Gamal’s digital signatures 11. MAC 11.1 The security of MAC algorithms 11.2 Iterated MACs 11.3 Practical MAC algorithms 11.3.1 Based on block ciphers 11.3.2 Based on cryptographic hash functions 11.4 Combining authentication and encryption 12. The rest is history 12.1 The AES competition 12.2 The SHA-3 competition
1. Introduction
2. Diffie-Hellman key exchange
2.1 Modular arithmetic
2.1.1 Modular exponentiation
3. RSA (Rivest, Shamir, Adleman)
3.1 Prime number generation
4. AES: Advanced Encryption Standard
4.1 Aftermath
5. Hash functions
5.1 The history of cryptographic hash functions
5.2 Iterated hash functions
5.3 SHA-256
5.4 SHA-3
6. Blockchain and crypto currencies
6.1 Payment using cash
6.2 Payment using plastic cards
6.3 Payment with third party
6.3.1 SET
6.4 Chaum’s electronic money
6.5 Blockchain and Bitcoin
6.5.1 Crypto puzzles
6.5.2 Hash chains
6.5.3 Blockchain
6.6 Bitcoin
7. Postquantum cryptology
7.1 Quantum computations
7.2 Quantum resistant systems
7.3 Signatures based on hash functions
7.4 Cryptosystems based on linear codes
7.5 McEliece - public-key encryption
8. Elliptic curves
8.1 Elliptic curve cryptosystems
8.2 Elliptic curve signatures (ECDSA)
8.3 Comparison of discrete logarithms
9. Secret sharing
10. Digital signatures
10.1 Hash functions and digital signatures
10.2 RSA digital signatures
10.3 El-Gamal’s digital signatures
11. MAC
11.1 The security of MAC algorithms
11.2 Iterated MACs
11.3 Practical MAC algorithms
11.3.1 Based on block ciphers
11.3.2 Based on cryptographic hash functions
11.4 Combining authentication and encryption
12. The rest is history
12.1 The AES competition
12.2 The SHA-3 competition
2. Diffie-Hellman key exchange
2.1 Modular arithmetic
2.1.1 Modular exponentiation
3. RSA (Rivest, Shamir, Adleman)
3.1 Prime number generation
4. AES: Advanced Encryption Standard
4.1 Aftermath
5. Hash functions
5.1 The history of cryptographic hash functions
5.2 Iterated hash functions
5.3 SHA-256
5.4 SHA-3
6. Blockchain and crypto currencies
6.1 Payment using cash
6.2 Payment using plastic cards
6.3 Payment with third party
6.3.1 SET
6.4 Chaum’s electronic money
6.5 Blockchain and Bitcoin
6.5.1 Crypto puzzles
6.5.2 Hash chains
6.5.3 Blockchain
6.6 Bitcoin
7. Postquantum cryptology
7.1 Quantum computations
7.2 Quantum resistant systems
7.3 Signatures based on hash functions
7.4 Cryptosystems based on linear codes
7.5 McEliece - public-key encryption
8. Elliptic curves
8.1 Elliptic curve cryptosystems
8.2 Elliptic curve signatures (ECDSA)
8.3 Comparison of discrete logarithms
9. Secret sharing
10. Digital signatures
10.1 Hash functions and digital signatures
10.2 RSA digital signatures
10.3 El-Gamal’s digital signatures
11. MAC
11.1 The security of MAC algorithms
11.2 Iterated MACs
11.3 Practical MAC algorithms
11.3.1 Based on block ciphers
11.3.2 Based on cryptographic hash functions
11.4 Combining authentication and encryption
12. The rest is history
12.1 The AES competition
12.2 The SHA-3 competition