Hands-On Cryptography with Java

Hands-On Cryptography with Java, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 28 lectures, based on 78 reviews, and has 420 subscribers.

You will learn about Develop applications that use an existing reliable cryptography Build complex integrations with other systems, taking advantage of worldwide public key infrastructures and certificates Identify hacking risks in your own and other cryptographic systems and how to fix them Discover cryptographic terms used to describe any system you work on or with Design functioning, well-performing applications that use seamless cryptography This course is ideal for individuals who are This video course is for developers whose applications require encryption, or integration with an external cryptographic system. or Java developers building standard applications that require encryption, developers looking to understand flaws in cryptographic systems, and developers who do not want flaws in their cryptographic systems will benefit from this course. It is particularly useful for This video course is for developers whose applications require encryption, or integration with an external cryptographic system. or Java developers building standard applications that require encryption, developers looking to understand flaws in cryptographic systems, and developers who do not want flaws in their cryptographic systems will benefit from this course.

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Summary

Title: Hands-On Cryptography with Java

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 28

Number of Published Lectures: 28

Number of Curriculum Items: 28

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 28

Original Price: $109.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Develop applications that use an existing reliable cryptography
Build complex integrations with other systems, taking advantage of worldwide public key infrastructures and certificates
Identify hacking risks in your own and other cryptographic systems and how to fix them
Discover cryptographic terms used to describe any system you work on or with
Design functioning, well-performing applications that use seamless cryptography

Who Should Attend

This video course is for developers whose applications require encryption, or integration with an external cryptographic system.
Java developers building standard applications that require encryption, developers looking to understand flaws in cryptographic systems, and developers who do not want flaws in their cryptographic systems will benefit from this course.

Target Audiences

This video course is for developers whose applications require encryption, or integration with an external cryptographic system.
Java developers building standard applications that require encryption, developers looking to understand flaws in cryptographic systems, and developers who do not want flaws in their cryptographic systems will benefit from this course.

Security is paramount for any application. Cryptography occurs all across software fields: it protects all HTTPS traffic between browsers, encrypts phone storage against prying eyes, and can even hide files inside other files through a technique called steganography. This course is for developers looking to design a system that uses cryptography, rather than designing new algorithms. Most developers simply need to put the right pieces together to make their own system work.

In this course, you will break down the concepts behind cryptography into simple lessons, covering terminology, algorithms, standards, and encryption/decryption techniques. We will also walk through how cryptographic systems are hacked to bypass (rather than break) their cryptographic capabilities.�

The course answers questions such as:

What is cryptography used for?
What are keys and where do they go?
Why do networked systems sometimes give certificate validation errors?
If I need to encrypt something, how should I do that?

By the end of this course, you will recognize cryptographic problems and understand the right knowledge to apply a verifiable solution.

About the Author

Erik Costlow ran Oracle’s Java Root Certificate program, coordinating efforts with many cryptographic organizations. He is an experienced software security expert focused on program analysis and runtime instrumentation to detect security issues and provide useful guidance on fixing any security issues.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Cryptographic Introduction

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Goals of Cryptography and Where It Is Used

Lecture 3: History of Cryptography and Why You Shouldn’t Build New Algorithms

Lecture 4: The Architectural Layout of Modern Cryptography

Lecture 5: Concepts That Will Be Important Later

Chapter 2: Basic Ciphers

Lecture 1: Symmetric Ciphers and Where They Are Used

Lecture 2: Basic Encryption with Symmetric Ciphers

Lecture 3: Hashing and MessageDigest For Validations

Lecture 4: Common Security Flaws When Using Symmetric Ciphers

Chapter 3: Advanced Ciphers, Asymmetric, and Public Key

Lecture 1: Asymmetric Ciphers and Where They Are Used

Lecture 2: Creating A KeyPairGenerator Instance

Lecture 3: Storing the Java KeyStore

Lecture 4: Java KeyTool

Lecture 5: Creating A KeyGenerator Instance

Lecture 6: Basic Encryption with Asymmetric Ciphers

Lecture 7: What to Do When PKIX Validation Fails

Lecture 8: Java Certificate Chains

Lecture 9: The Key Escrow Problem

Chapter 4: Hacking Techniques – Breaking and Bypassing

Lecture 1: Using Unique Keys and Certificates

Lecture 2: Certificate Pinning

Lecture 3: Signed JAR Files

Lecture 4: Token Harvesting

Lecture 5: When and How to Upgrade Algorithms

Lecture 6: Standard Decompilation Tools

Chapter 5: Putting it all together

Lecture 1: Encrypting and Decrypting Files

Lecture 2: Obtaining Certificates from LetsEncrypt or AWS

Lecture 3: Qualys SSL Labs for Your Servers

Lecture 4: The DeepViolet Security Analyzer

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

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4 stars: 25 votes
5 stars: 40 votes

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