Table of Contents for
Cryptography and Network Security

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Cover image for bash Cookbook, 2nd Edition Cryptography and Network Security by S. Bose Published by Pearson Education India, 2016
  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Engineering Chemistry
  4. Contents
  5. Foreword - 1
  6. Foreword - 2
  7. Preface
  8. Acknowledgements
  9. CHAPTER 1 Cryptography
  10. CHAPTER 2 Mathematics of Modern Cryptography
  11. CHAPTER 3 Classical Encryption Techniques
  12. CHAPTER 4 Data Encryption Standard
  13. Chapter 5 Secure Block Cipher and Stream Cipher Technique
  14. Chapter 6 Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)187
  15. Chapter 7 Public Key Cryptosystem
  16. Chapter 8 Key Management and Key Distribution
  17. Chapter 9 Elliptic Curve Cryptography
  18. Chapter 10 Authentication Techniques
  19. Chapter 11 Digital Signature
  20. Chapter 12 Authentication Applications
  21. Chapter 13 Application Layer Security
  22. Chapter 14 Transport Layer Security
  23. Chapter 15 IP Security
  24. Chapter 16 System Security
  25. Appendix: Frequently Asked University Questions with Solutions
  26. Basic Mechanical Engineering

Foreword - 1

Cryptography and networking are topics that have gathered much momentum in recent days. To unravel the hidden has always been a fascination for mankind. Hacking, which is a streak of such fascination, is a big threat to the digital world. Cryptography is as old as hacking and its importance in today’s world grows by leaps and bounds with each passing day. Prolific development in this interesting field has attracted academic attention and its versatility has made it mandatory for the younger technocrats to gain a fair exposure to the subject.

This book consists of 16 chapters, which give a holistic understanding towards the thrust area. The first 10 chapters focus on cryptography techniques and algorithms and the next 6 chapters discuss the applications of cryptography techniques in computer networks. The book starts with the wake ofcryptography and the pioneer ideas in the field dating back to sixteenth century and makes agile strides towards contemporary topics of interest in this exciting field. I record my appreciation of the authors for their meticulous work, which is a significant contribution towards the growth of the field.

Dr A. Vadivel
Associate Professor
Department of Computer Applications
National Institute of Technology
Tiruchirappalli