The Evolution of Cryptography Through Number
Author: Dawson Shores
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Description: The Evolution of Cryptography Through Number Theory by Dawson Shores explores the essential role of number theory in cryptography. It details classical and modern ciphers like RSA and ElGamal, highlighting the mathematical principles underpinning secure communication.
Pages: 25
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