Why I'm Writing a Book on Cryptography (2020)
David, a cryptography expert, discusses his upcoming book focusing on practical insights, modern cryptographic failures, and post-quantum cryptography. Emphasizing applicability over theory, he aims to provide a comprehensive guide for developers and enthusiasts.
Read original articleDavid, a cryptography expert and author, shares his motivation for writing a book on cryptography. He delves into his journey, starting from implementing a differential power analysis attack to auditing real-world cryptographic applications. His book focuses on practical insights, modern cryptographic failures, and relevant topics like post-quantum cryptography. David emphasizes the need for resources that are less theoretical and more applicable for developers interacting with cryptography. Drawing from his experiences in the industry, he aims to provide a comprehensive guide on applied cryptography, steering away from outdated content and delving into contemporary cryptographic practices. Through his book, "Real-World Cryptography," David aims to offer a valuable resource for students, developers, consultants, and security engineers, incorporating diagrams and real-world examples to enhance understanding. The book is set to be released by the end of the year, aiming to be a go-to reference for those interested in modern cryptography practices.
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