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About This Book
Listing information:
Web site URL:
http://www.herongyang.com/crypto/
Title:
Cryptography Tutorials - Herong's Tutorial Notes
Number of pages:
160
Cost/Price:
Free
Short description:
This free cryptography tutorial book is a collection of notes and sample codes written
by the author while he was learning cryptography technologies himself. It can be used as a tutorial guide for beginners.
Topics include
blowfish, CA, certificate, certification path, cipher, CSR, decryption, DER, DES, digest, encryption,
Java, JCE, JDK, keytool, MD5, message, OpenSSL, PEM, PKCS#8, PKCS#12, private key, public key, RSA,
secret key, self-signed certificate, SHA1, SSL, X.509
Long description:
This free cryptography tutorial book is a collection of notes and sample codes written
by the author while he was learning cryptography technologies himself. It can be used as a tutorial guide for beginners.
Topics include
blowfish, CA, certificate, certification path, cipher, CSR, decryption, DER, DES, digest, encryption,
Java, JCE, JDK, keytool, MD5, message, OpenSSL, PEM, PKCS#8, PKCS#12, private key, public key, RSA,
secret key, self-signed certificate, SHA1, SSL, X.509
Key sections:
Basic Concepts - Cipher - DES Algorithm - DES Algorithm - Illustrated with Java Programs - DES Algorithm - Java Implementation
- JDK/JCE - Cipher for Encryption and Decryption - Cipher - Blowfish Algorithm - 8366 Hex Digits of PI
- Message Digest - MD5 Algorithm Overview
- MD5 Implementation in Java, PHP, PerlMD
- Message Digest - SHA1 Algorithm Overview
- SHA1 Implementation in Java, PHP, Perl
- What is OpenSSL? - Installing OpenSSL on Windows - Generating RSA Key Pairs
- Viewing Components of RSA Keys - Encrypting RSA Keys - What is a certificate?
- Generating Self-Signed Certificates - Viewing Components of Certificates - Why Certificates Need to Be Signed by CAs?
- Generating a Certificate Signing Request for Your Own Public Key - Viewing Components of Certificate Signing Request
- Signing a Certificate Signing Request
- keytool and Java keystore files
- Certification Path Validation - Using Certificates in Web Browsers.
- Certificate Format X.509, DER and PEM
- Private Key Format PKCS#8
- Private Key and Certificate File Format PKCS#12
Keywords:
blowfish, CA, certificate, certification path, cipher, CSR, decryption, DER, DES, digest, encryption,
Java, JCE, JDK, keytool, MD5, message, OpenSSL, PEM, PKCS#8, PKCS#12, private key, public key, RSA,
secret key, self-signed certificate, SHA1, SSL, X.509
Author:
Dr. Herong Yang
Category:
Security/Webmaster/Book/Tutorial
Version/Edition:
4.00, 2007
Viewing statistics:
This book has been viewed a total of:
- 106,038 times as of October 2006.
- 9,350 times as of October 2005.
- 8,515 times as of March 2005.
Revision history:
- Version 4.00, 2007. Added more notes OpenSSL and keytool.
- Version 3.00, 2003. Reformatted in XHTML and PDF.
- Version 2.00, 2002. Java examples
- Version 1.00, 1998. Notes on DES algorithm.
Copyright:
- This book is Copyright © 1998 - 2007 by Dr. Herong Yang. All rights reserved.
- Material in this book may not be published, broadcasted, rewritten or redistributed in any form.
- The example codes in this book are provided as-is with no warranty of any kind.
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