The document covers various aspects of cryptography and cryptanalysis in Java, starting with an introduction to cryptology and its significance. It details new features in Java SE 21, the roadmap for Jakarta EE 11, and provides in-depth discussions on Java's cryptography architecture, classical and quantum cryptography, and various encryption schemes. The chapters also include topics on pseudorandom generators and hash functions, emphasizing both theoretical and practical applications in secure communication.
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The document covers various aspects of cryptography and cryptanalysis in Java, starting with an introduction to cryptology and its significance. It details new features in Java SE 21, the roadmap for Jakarta EE 11, and provides in-depth discussions on Java's cryptography architecture, classical and quantum cryptography, and various encryption schemes. The chapters also include topics on pseudorandom generators and hash functions, emphasizing both theoretical and practical applications in secure communication.
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Summary of "Cryptography and Cryptanalysis in Java"
Chapter 1: Getting Started
This chapter introduces cryptology as the study of techniques for secure communication. It explains th Chapter 2: JDK 21: New Features Explores Java SE 21’s new features including pattern matching for switch, record patterns, virtual threa Chapter 3: Roadmap and Vision for Jakarta EE 11 Details the goals and improvements in Jakarta EE 11, particularly for building secure, scalable, cloud-n Chapter 4: Java Cryptography Architecture Provides an in-depth guide to Java’s built-in cryptography framework (JCA), including providers, key m Chapter 5: Classical Cryptography Covers historical ciphers like Caesar, Vigenère, and Hill. Each method is presented with mathematical Chapter 6: Quantum Cryptography Introduces quantum concepts such as qubits, superposition, and entanglement. Explains quantum key Chapter 7: Formal Techniques for Cryptography Focuses on mathematical rigor in cryptography: logic-based models, entropy, algebra, and elliptic curv Chapter 8: Pseudorandom Generators Explores the theory and implementation of pseudorandom number generators (PRNGs). Java’s `Rand Chapter 9: Hash Functions Examines cryptographic hash functions like MD5 and SHA variants. Discusses their uses in data integ Chapter 10: Symmetric Encryption Algorithms Describes symmetric encryption, focusing on DES, AES, Blowfish, and Twofish. Includes key generatio Chapter 11: Asymmetric Encryption Schemes Introduces public-key cryptography with RSA, ElGamal, and Merkle-Hellman. Describes key distributio Chapter 12: Advanced Encryption Schemes Explores secure computation through homomorphic and searchable encryption. Presents how these m