Cryptography and Network Security: Principles and Practice

Tema novedoso y de actualizar todo el tiempo, buen libro cumplió con las expectativas esperadas.

I didn’t use this text for much else besides class assignments. It’s very math heavy, in spite of having a math undergrad degree 😰

Good for school

Great book . Quick delivery

I had to read this for a class. Thankfully my class didn't get into the math. The bad part is that the math is everywhere, so you have to skip around. It would be better to have four parts per chapter. The reference/design part, the in-use part, the math part, and then the ways in which to attack the encryption. The author loves to create formulas. Somewhere in the book it says something like: The number of X is the average of A and B; thus we have X = A + B / 2 (1.3). Thank you for telling me how to compute an average, because I didn't know the equation...But the problem is that the math then gets pretty intense, so unless you remember a lot of matrix math and binary/octal math, then you need to refer to the appendix. There is no "medium"; it's too easy and then too hard. Ignoring the math (Most of the book), the background information and theory are very helpful. The author is incredibly smart, and probably had a tough time 'dumbing it down' to us mere mortals.