DrWarezz
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How Encryption Works.
Hey all .. I'm familiar with at least the basics of how encryption works. e.g. I'm familiar with the very simple Caesar Cipher, etc..
Also familiar with Public & Private keys, Symmetric and Asymmetric Algorithms, etc..
However, how are private and public keys created? Are there any open source encrypters? Any info on the advance side of how it works would be much appreciated! :-)
Thanks in advance,
[r.D]
Also familiar with Public & Private keys, Symmetric and Asymmetric Algorithms, etc..
However, how are private and public keys created? Are there any open source encrypters? Any info on the advance side of how it works would be much appreciated! :-)
Thanks in advance,
[r.D]
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Shahrial,
When I stumbled on that site, resources for the CISSP were very few and far between. There's heaps more now, but Clement has done a brilliant job in bringing all this stuff together. Still haven't got my CISSP :), but learnt alot nonetheless. Someday I'll find the time...
Here's another one you may find useful:
http://www.securitydocs.com/
Cheers
When I stumbled on that site, resources for the CISSP were very few and far between. There's heaps more now, but Clement has done a brilliant job in bringing all this stuff together. Still haven't got my CISSP :), but learnt alot nonetheless. Someday I'll find the time...
Here's another one you may find useful:
http://www.securitydocs.com/
Cheers
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Hey, thanks alot all :-)
I will have a read over this all quite soon, and get back to you all -- thanks alot! :D
[r.D]
I will have a read over this all quite soon, and get back to you all -- thanks alot! :D
[r.D]
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> This is available from a site called www.cccure.org which is a great infosec resource.
Great link...another site to ponder...thanks...;-)