Any good books about cryptography, like explaining the basic principles? Eager to read one.
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Camden Clark
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Kayden Smith
koblitz - course in number theory and cryptography
Brody Powell
Veeky Forums-science.wikia.com/wiki/Computer_Science_and_Engineering#Computer_Security_and_Cryptography
Adrian Cook
This should always be the course of action for textbook threads when the source for textbooks is easily found on the Wikia.
Isaac Cooper
Be... sure... to... drink... your... Ovaltine!
Nicholas Brooks
I've looked at the wiki. It's not necessarily the last word on textbooks, and it's downright biased and inaccurate in places. I welcome other informed opinions.
Josiah Robinson
Considering it is an aggregate of those same "informed opinions" I doubt you'll glean much else, if anything, the Wikia is a better source because of its aforementioned traits whilst being somewhat protected by the ability to undue blatant trolling and its semi-niché toward the older posters (from Veeky Forums's golden era, who are more experienced).
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Christian Johnson
Schneier is always a reliable resource on cryptography, e.g. "Applied Cryptography."
Michael Green
Well, certainly Veeky Forums is the world's leading authority on science and math. [eye-roll]
Charles Smith
>Well, certainly Veeky Forums is the world's leading authority on science and math.
Then why ask for Veeky Forums's opinions on science and math? For a smart-arse you're certainly lacking in the smart portion. [eye-roll]
Leo Diaz
I'm not OP, fuckwit.
Samuel Bennett
Then don't fucking reply to my post, dumbskull. To note, I was (literally) quoting OP and not stating my opinion (see ). I was simply conveying to him, that if he values Veeky Forums's opinion, then the Wikia is a better source of it, most likely from a better time (see picture in ) and it didn't require you asinine attempts. Which were, as it turns out, entirely misplaced and a wonderful example of your lack of [reading comprehension], perhaps resit remedial English 101 before stepping in the ring with me again.
>Pic is me, dick is plenty big
Alexander Turner
>and it's downright biased and inaccurate in places
Java is cancer and vim/emac are for it monkeys.
Wyatt Sullivan
Lol. Relax, dude. You'll have a stroke.
Michael Ross
He says, whilst on the floor choking for air from the last assault. What took you so long to reply? Trying to contain yourself? Didn't want another pimp-slap? Good boy, SIT.
Jordan Morris
You seem about 12 mentally. Believe it or not, no one was breathlessly waiting here for another incoherent, emotional reply from some obvious retard. As I said, relax, eat something, take a nap. You're all worked up over nothing.
Gabriel Ortiz
lost-contact.mit.edu
"The Codebreakers" Written before RSA and public-key cryptography but you said you wanted the basics.
The PDF is on-line and free to read or save.
Eli Peterson
Hilarious, I'm retard? I'm immature? Friendo, you couldn't even separate a quote, in quotation marks from the rest of the prose, I needn't worry about your juvenile attempts at sparring until you grow some chin-hair, Telemachus.
Jonathan Ward
Yes, you actually do seem emotionally and socially retarded, seriously. I say that as someone who has conducted group and individual counseling sessions professionally. And I'm probably old enough to be your father. So relax. Quit spinning your wheels and shadowboxing. All that cortisol and adrenaline is really bad for your health. Really. If you can't control your emotions, get professional help.
Nathaniel Butler
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Mhm, very interesting, too bad it lacks rhetoric or meaningful content. Perhaps you do belong on Veeky Forums, but I'm still waiting on that chin-hair.
Blake Nelson
>koblitz
Wait a sec. Like neal koblitz from university of washington?
Liam Murphy
Katz and Lindell Intro to modern Cryptography isn't bad.