Modern Cryptography

The Practical Guide
1. Auflage 2025
ISBN: 978-1-4932-2565-1
Verlag: Rheinwerk Verlag GmbH

Buch, Englisch, 425 Seiten, Format (B × H): 177 mm x 253 mm, Gewicht: 760 g

Security professionals, you know encryption is essential to protect your data. In this book, learn about the fundamental concepts of cryptography—and then apply them! Explore algorithms for symmetric and asymmetric cryptography and see how to use encryption strategies to enforce storage and network security. Put modern cryptography principles to work in real-world scenarios: cloud environments, cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and more. Build the cryptography skills you need to manage today’s security threats! In this book, you’ll learn about:a. Cryptography ConceptsMaster the theory behind cryptography. Walk through the principles, methods, and algorithms that are used to protect your data. Ensure data confidentiality, integrity, and authenticity using techniques such as hash functions, digital signatures, and MAC. b. Practical ApplicationsLearn about modern cryptography in practice. From managing encryption keys in the cloud, to securing AI systems and machine learning models, to developing quantum-resistant cryptography algorithms, see how cryptography is used to protect data. c. Expert Tips, Examples, and Best PracticesUnravel cryptography topics with guidance from an experienced security professional. Practical demonstrations, detailed formulas, and tips and tricks will help you navigate the complex world of data encryption. Highlights include: 1) Symmetric and asymmetric encryption2) Hash functions 3) Digital signatures4) Message authentication codes (MAC)5) Storage and network security 6) Encryption key management 7) Cloud cryptography8) Lightweight cryptography9) Cryptocurrencies10) Artificial intelligence and IoT 11) Quantum computing12) Homomorphic encryption13) Standards and best practices

Autoren/Hrsg.

Dholakia, Sandip

Fachgebiete

• Mathematik | Informatik EDV | Informatik Technische Informatik Computersicherheit Kryptographie, Datenverschlüsselung

Inhaltsverzeichnis

... Foreword ... 15... Acknowledgments ... 19... Preface ... 21 ... Who This Book Is For ... 21 ... Why Another Book on Cryptography? ... 22 ... How This Book Is Organized ... 22 ... Conclusion ... 24PART I ... Foundations of Modern Cryptography ... 251 ... Fundamentals of Cryptography ... 27 1.1 ... History of Cryptography ... 27 1.2 ... Introduction to Cryptography ... 34 1.3 ... Primer on Ciphers ... 57 1.4 ... Summary ... 782 ... Symmetric Cryptography ... 79 2.1 ... Primer on Symmetric Cryptography ... 79 2.2 ... Symmetric Key Algorithms ... 83 2.3 ... Summary ... 1103 ... Asymmetric Cryptography ... 113 3.1 ... Primer on Asymmetric Cryptography ... 114 3.2 ... Asymmetric Cryptography Algorithms ... 124 3.3 ... Summary ... 1444 ... Cryptography Services ... 147 4.1 ... Hash Functions and Algorithms ... 148 4.2 ... Message Authentication Codes ... 168 4.3 ... Digital Signature ... 169 4.4 ... Merkle Trees ... 172 4.5 ... Summary ... 173PART II ... Modern Cryptography in Practice ... 1755 ... Storage Security: Data Encryption at Rest ... 177 5.1 ... Primer on Data Security ... 178 5.2 ... Data-at-Rest Encryption Methods ... 183 5.3 ... Summary ... 1966 ... Web Security: Data Encryption in Transit ... 199 6.1 ... Primer on Web Security ... 200 6.2 ... Web Security Protocols ... 209 6.3 ... Securing Web-Based Applications ... 227 6.4 ... Public Key Infrastructure ... 232 6.5 ... Summary ... 2367 ... Cloud and Connected Device Cryptography ... 237 7.1 ... Primer on Cloud Cryptography ... 238 7.2 ... Encryption Key Management ... 248 7.3 ... Cryptography as a Service by Major Cloud Service Providers ... 254 7.4 ... Lightweight Cryptography and the Internet of Things ... 259 7.5 ... Summary ... 2688 ... Cryptography in Cryptocurrency ... 271 8.1 ... Primer on Cryptocurrency ... 272 8.2 ... The “Crypto” in Cryptocurrency ... 282 8.3 ... Outlook: Cautiously Optimistic ... 293 8.4 ... Summary ... 2969 ... Cryptography and Artificial Intelligence ... 297 9.1 ... Primer on AI ... 298 9.2 ... AI for Cryptography ... 303 9.3 ... Cryptography for AI ... 309 9.4 ... Best Practices and Ethical Use of AI ... 315 9.5 ... Summary ... 31610 ... Post-Quantum Cryptography ... 317 10.1 ... Primer on Quantum Computing ... 317 10.2 ... Quantum Computing and Cryptography ... 325 10.3 ... Preparing for Post-Quantum Cryptography ... 336 10.4 ... Future of Cryptography in Post-Quantum Computing ... 341 10.5 ... Summary ... 34411 ... Homomorphic Encryption ... 345 11.1 ... Primer on Homomorphic Encryption ... 346 11.2 ... Practical Applications of Homomorphic Encryption ... 354 11.3 ... Advantages, Challenges, and the Future ... 361 11.4 ... Summary ... 36512 ... Cryptography Attacks and Ransomware ... 367 12.1 ... Primer on Cryptography Attacks ... 368 12.2 ... Ransomware Attacks ... 379 12.3 ... Summary ... 38713 ... Cryptography Standards and Resources ... 389 13.1 ... Government Standards for Cryptography ... 389 13.2 ... Other Standards for Cryptography ... 392 13.3 ... Best Practices and Other Resources ... 392 13.4 ... Further Reading ... 396 13.5 ... Summary ... 39714 ... Future Trends and Concluding Remarks ... 399 14.1 ... Future Trends in Cryptography ... 399 14.2 ... Concluding Remarks ... 401 14.3 ... Summary ... 403A ... Bibliography ... 405B ... The Author ... 415... Index ... 417

Über Autor(innen)

Dholakia, Sandip
Sandip Dholakia is an author, cryptographer, and information security professional. He works as a principal security architect within the Global Security and Compliance group at SAP America. Sandip is a co-chair of the Cryptography Center of Excellence (CoE) and a core member of the AI for Security task force at SAP. As a co-chair of Cryptography CoE, he is actively engaged in developing an enterprise-wide cryptoagility program, focusing on post-quantum cryptography strategies. Before joining SAP, Sandip was an information security architect at Cisco and a security architect and compliance leader at General Motors.

Sandip holds a US patent and defensive publication for designing and developing a cryptography-based antitheft algorithm. He has also published a book and papers about various security topics, including log management, zero-trust architecture, encryption, and security configuration. Sandip graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with dual master’s degrees in software engineering and information systems management. He holds CISSP, CCSP, CCSK, GWAPT, and AWS security certifications. Please visit Google Scholar for the complete list of his publications.