Kamran Khan: Hacking Cryptography, Gebunden

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From the back cover:

Hacking Cryptography builds your understanding of cryptography by revealing the "lockpicks" that bad actors use to exploit security protocols, firewalls, and other cryptography-based protection schemes. The book dives deep into each cryptographic exploit, explaining complex concepts in detail through real-world analogies, code annotations, and pseudo-code. You'll explore historical examples where popular cryptography has failed, such as the breaking of the WEP protocol, and see what impact those failures have had on modern cryptography.

About the reader:

For software and security engineers. No advanced mathematical knowledge required. Examples in Go.