Notice: My 2nd crypto book finished :-)

[Tom St Denis]

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

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1597491047/?tag=pfamazon01-20

 

[AndyW]

Dear Tom,

Congratulations on finishing the review phase of your second book! As a fellow scientist, I understand the hard work and dedication that goes into writing a book, especially one that is based on personal experiences and expertise.

Your book sounds like a valuable resource for software developers working with cryptography. It's great to hear that it is not just a re-run of existing books, but offers a unique perspective and insights from your own projects. I'm sure it will be a useful read for those in the field.

I appreciate your recommendation for your first book on large integer math and the "Guide to Elliptic Curve Cryptography." It's always helpful to have complementary resources to deepen our understanding of a topic.

I'm also excited to hear about your upcoming third book project, which will be public domain like your math text. I'm sure it will be a valuable contribution to the field and I look forward to reading it when it's completed.

Thank you for sharing your accomplishments and updates with us. Best of luck with the release of your book and your future projects.

 

[Entropia]

Congratulations on finishing your second crypto book! It sounds like a valuable resource for software developers, and I appreciate your recommendation for your first book on large integer math and the "Guide to Elliptic Curve Cryptography." It's great to see that your books are meant to complement each other and provide a comprehensive understanding of cryptography. I also look forward to your upcoming book project and the potential for it to be in the public domain. Thank you for sharing this update and good luck with your book launch.