• Title: Cryptography and Computer Security
• Author(s) Chris Bourke, Chandrasekhar Rao
• Publisher: University of Nebraska–Lincoln
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• eBook: PDF
• Language: English
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Book Description

This book introduces the basic concepts in computer networks and the latest trends and technologies in cryptography and network security. The book is a definitive guide to the principles and techniques of cryptography and network security, and introduces basic concepts in computer networks such as classical cipher schemes, public key cryptography, authentication schemes, pretty good privacy, and Internet security.

• Includes the latest material on emerging technologies, related to IoT, cloud computing, smart grid, big data analytics, blockchain, and more
• Features separate chapters on the mathematics related to network security and cryptography
• Introduces basic concepts in computer networks including classical cipher schemes, public key cryptography, authentication schemes, pretty good privacy, Internet security services, and system security

• Chris Bourke is an Associate Professor of Practice at University of Nebraska–Lincoln.
• Chandrasekhar Rao is a Professor of Veer Surendra Sai University of Technology.

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