Additional Topics in Cryptography

The emphasis of this book has been on the mathematical underpinnings of public key cryptography. We have developed most of the mathematics from scratch and in sufficient depth to enable the reader to understand both the underlying mathematical principles and how they are applied in cryptographic constructions. Unfortunately, in achieving this laudable goal, we have now reached the end of a hefty textbook with many important cryptographic topics left untouched.

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