Cryptography Reference
In-Depth Information
[HeysRC5]
Heys, M. H.,
Linearly Weak Keys of RC5
, IEE Electronic
Letters, Vol. 33 (1997), No.10, pp. 836 - 838. This article is
included on our Web site (
txt/cryptana/rc5 linear.ps
).
[Hinstrip]
Hinsley, F. H., Stripp, A.,
Codebreakers
, Oxford University
Press, 1993, ISBN 0-19-285304-X. The authors write about
the innards and cryptanalytic methods at Bletchley Park,
where the Enigma was cracked during World War II (see
Chapter 2). An important piece of original literature.
[Hoff]
Hoffmann, L. J.,
Building in Big Brother—The Cryptographic
Policy Debate
, Springer, 1995, ISBN 0-387-94441-9. A
collection of contributions to the key-escrow/Clipper-chip
issues, including contributions by PGP-author Phil
Zimmermann and Matthew Blaze (see Section 6.4), and
contributions from
The Times
, and former US Vice-President
Al Gore.
[Humm]
Hummelt, R.,
Wirtschaftsspionage auf dem Datenhighway
(Industrial Espionage on the Data Highway), Hanser-Verlag,
Munich/Vienna, 1997, ISBN 3-446-19070-8. This is a highly
interesting and informative topic, despite some negative
critique. The author used to work with a 'competitive analysis'
firm and knows what he is talking about. He describes many
specific practical cases, and the practical use of PGP.
[IHK]
Wetjen, B.,
Know-how zum Nulltarif
(Know-how for Free),
Wirtschaftsdienst, Monthly Magazine of the Chamber of
Commerce (IHK), Dresden, No. 2/96, pp. 15 - 17.
[InfWeek]
'Ein Data-Warehouse muss skalierbar sein' (A Data
Warehouse has to be Scalable), Interview in
Information Week
4/19, February 1998, p. 26.
[InfWeekDES]
Information Week
17/98, p. 12.
[KahnCode]
Kahn, D.,
The Codebreakers: The Story of Secret Writing
, 1st
edn, New York, MacMillan, 1967; 2nd edn, New York,
Scribner, 1996, ISBN 0-684-83130-9. Perhaps the first topic
that summarizes the history of cryptology. The author
thoroughly researched among first-hand sources, militaries,
and intelligence agencies (and nevertheless didn't know in
1967 that the Enigma had been broken). Despite its scaring
volume (about 1000 pages, including references), everybody
should have a look at this topic. You will learn about a large
number of authentic James Bond stories, surprising historical
