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Encyclopedia of Cryptology
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Product Description
Cryptology, the science of codes and ciphers, has a long history. Although cryptology is usually thought of in relation to spies and intelligence operations, today this discipline is part of our everyday lives, encompassing even the most sophisticated communications technology. This text addresses the basic theoretical concepts of cryptology, and provides a broad overview of the writing, sending, protection, and decrypting of codes and ciphers. It also includes bibliographical sketches, important events in the history of cryptology, and discussions of the practical applications of codes.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1757179 in Books
- Published on: 1998-10
- Original language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- 256 pages
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From the Publisher
The Encyclopedia of Cryptology addresses the basic theoretical concepts and provides a broad overview of the writing, sending, protection, and decrypting of codes and ciphers. This volume also includes biographical sketches, important events in the history of cryptography, and discussions of the practical applications of codes in everyday life. Illustrations, bibliographic references, and cross-references, plus two indexes complement the text.
About the Author
David E. Newton, a former science and math educator, is a freelance writer with more than 450 publications to his credit, including numerous books on social issues. He has a Ed.D. in science education from Harvard University.
