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 Introduction to Cryptography
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by Glen Bruce, Rob Dempsey from Security in Distributed Computing: Did You Lock the Door?
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Security In Distributed Computing: Did You Lock the Door?, 1/e by Glen Bruce, Rob Dempsey. Published October, 1996 by Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference. Copyright 1997, 464 pp. ISBN 0-13-182908-4
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Ever since man started communicating with one another, there has been a need to keep secrets. Cryptography is defined as the principles, means, and methods for rendering information unintelligible, and for restoring the encrypted information back into intelligible form. In other words, cryptography is the science of writing in secret. Examples of cryptography have been discovered in the writings of Egyptians over 4,000 years ago.
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