Re: Notice: My 2nd crypto book finished :-)

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"Tom St Denis" <tomst...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I've just finished the review phase of my 2nd book [see my website for
> details, I won't link it here for obvious reasons].
>
> It's a text covering software developer problems with cryptography, and
> is based for the most part on my experience as a developer and from
> supporting my projects. I think the book is a decent read and for the
> software developers out there stuck doing crypto work it should prove
> useful.
>
> It's not a "handbook of applied crypto" style book, so please don't
> think of it as a re-run book :-)
>
> The text hits the printers tomorrow and should be in stock within a
> month [starting in the states of course...].
>
> I recommend picking up my 1st book on large integer math, not just
> because it's my book but because it covers the math in more depth than
> this book does. I also recommend the "Guide to Elliptic Curve
> Cryptography" as I don't cover ECC in a huge amount of depth. The
> three books fit well together as they were written in that frame of
> mind (they sit on my desk at the office).
>
> I have a third book project scheduled starting early next year. It's
> going to be public domain like my math text was. At least, till I get
> the first draft completed [sometime in 2009]. :-)
>
> Thanks for the attention, please return to the regular scheduled usenet
> melee.
>
> Tom
>
> http://www.amazon.com/Cryptography-Developers-Tom-St-Denis/dp/1597491047
>

Will this book help to decide which is the best formation. 4-4-2, 4-3-3
etc.?
If so, send me 11 copies and debit my usual account.
TIA

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