A Classical Introduction to
Cryptography: Applications for
Communications Security
A Classical Introduction to
Cryptography: Applications for
Communications Security
Publisher: Springer; 1 edition
(2005-09-16) | 0387254641 | PDF | 335
Pages | 4.50 MB
A Classical Introduction to Cryptography:
Applications for Communications Security
introduces fundamentals of information and
communication security by providing
appropriate mathematical concepts to prove
or break the security of cryptographic
schemes.
Computer Viruses: from theory to
applications (Collection IRIS)
Computer Viruses: from theory to
applications (Collection IRIS)
9782287239397 | (2287239391) |
Springer | 2005 | 3 MB | RS | FF
This book deals with computer viruses
envisaged from three different points of
view, namely the theoretical
fundamentals of computer virology,
algorithmic and practical aspects of
viruses and their potential applications
to various areas. The theoretical
formalization by means of Turing
machines, self-reproducing automata and
recursive functions enable a precise and
exhaustive description of the different
types of malware. It follows that the
main stakes of computer defense and
antiviral fighting are easily
highlighted. Detailed analysis of the
source code for representative members
of each virus/worm family allows the
reader to grasp the basic algorithmic
aspects involved in self-reproducing
codes. The C programming language has
been systematically used for a better
understanding of the considered codes.
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Encyclopedia of Cryptology
Encyclopedia of Cryptology by David
E. Newton
ABC-Clio Inc | ISBN 0874367727 | 1997
Year | 330 Pages | CHM | 2,3 Mb
