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Useful Forums
Cryptography Stack Exchange: Question and answer site for software developers, mathematicians and others interested in cryptography. Excellent resource. 
Security and Cryptography Forum: Sponsered by DevShed. Discusses issues related to coding, server applications, network protection, data protection, firewalls, ciphers and the like. 
Cryptography Forum: On Topix. Fairly good focus on technical issues.
Security Forums: On WindowsSecurity.com. Broad range of forums, including cryptographic theory, cryptographic software, firewalls, and malware.
Cryptography Software
Bouncy Castle Crypto Package: Java implementation of cryptographic algorithms. The package is organized so that it contains a light-weight API suitable for use in any environment. The package is distributed at no charge for commercial or non-commercial use.
Cryptography Code: Another useful collection of software.
Crypto++ Library: A free C++ class library of cryptographic schemes.
Botan: Another free C++ class library of cryptographic schemes.
Useful Web Sites
Computer Science Student Resource Site: Help and advice for the long-suffering, overworked student.
Errata sheet: Latest list of errors, updated at most monthly. File name is Errata-Crypto6e-mmyy. If you spot any errors, please contact me at 
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Introduction to Cryptography: Provides a Web-based introduction to cryptography for non-CS majors. Although elementary, it provides a useful feel for some key concepts. Originally appeared in the on-line Journal on Educational Resources in Computing, September 2002.
Cryptography Demos: Animation of a number of cryptographic algorithms.
Security Cartoon: A cartoon-based approach aimed at improving the understanding of security risk among typical Internet users.Chapter 1 - Overview
IETF Security Area: Provides up-to-date information on Internet security standardization efforts
Internet Cryptography Provides references to the use of cryptography on the Internet, in the form of links to IETF RFCs or Internet Drafts.
Crypto Forum Research Group An Internet Research Task Force (IRTF) Research Group for the discussion and review of cryptographic mechanisms for network security in general and for the IETF in particular.
Cryptographic Key Length Recommendation: Useful summary of recommendations of various organizations for key length for various cryptographic algorithms.
Dark Reading: a comprehensive source of news, commentary and analysis on cybersecurity, designed for use by IT security professionals.
Cryptography and Network Security Links: An collection of PDF documents from a wide variety of sources. (Site discovered for me by a student named Conner)
Tom Dunigan's Security Page: An excellent list of pointers to cryptography and network security web sites.
Peter Gutmann's Home Page: Good collection of cryptography stuff.
Helger Lipmaa's Cryptology Pointers: Another excellent list of pointers to cryptography and network security web sites.
Cryptology ePrint Archive: Provides rapid access to recent research in cryptology; consists of a collection of unrefereed papers.
IEEE Technical Committee on Security and Privacy: Home of the electronic newsletter Cipher, which provides book reviews, new crypto and security links, and links to reports and papers available online.
Computer Security Resource Center: Maintained by NIST; contains a broad range of information on security threats, technology, and standards.
European Network and Information Security Agency A source of expertise on security issues for the EU. Includes an excellent set of technical reports, plus numerous other documents and links.
United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team: US-CERT is a partnership between the Department of Homeland Security and the public and private sectors, intended to coordinate the response to security threats from the Internet. The site has a good collection of technical papers, and information and alerts on current security issues, vulnerabilities and exploits.
Computer and Network Security Reference Index: A good index to vendor and commercial products, FAQs, newsgroup archives, papers, and other Web sites.
Security Focus: A wide variety of security information, with an emphasis on vendor products and end-user concerns. Maintains the Bugtraq, a mailing list for the detailed discussion and announcement of computer security vulnerabilities.
SANS Institute: Similar to Security Focus. Extensive collection of white papers. Maintains Internet Storm Center, which provides a warning service to Internet users and organizations concerning security threats.
CrypTool A freeware program which enables you to apply and analyze cryptographic mechanisms.
Risks Digest: Forum on risks to the public in computers and related systems.
Institute for Security and Open Methodologies: An open, collaborative security research community. Lots of interesting information.
Center for Internet Security: Provides freeware benchmark and scoring tools for evaluating security of operating systems, network devices, and applications. Includes case studies and technical papers.
Freefire Project: Provides freeware benchmark and scoring tools for evaluating security of operating systems, network devices, and applications. Includes case studies and technical papers.
Crypto Resources A good collection of pointers. Especially useful is a list of open source crypto software libraries.
NSA Commercial National Security Algorithm Suite Description of the cryptographic standards approved for for the Secure Sharing of Information Among National Security Systems. The suite lists approved algorithms to be used during a transition period to quantum resistant algorithms.
Chapter 2 - Classical Encryption Techniques
American Cryptogram Association: An association of amateur cryptographers. The Web site includes information and links to sites concerned with classical cryptography.
Crypto Corner: Simon Singh's Website. Lots of good information, plus interactive tools for learning about cryptography.
Historical Cryptography Web site Maintained by Trinity College. Lots of fascinating information.
Solitaire Encryption Algorithm: Developed by Bruce Schneier. This is perhaps the most secure encryption algorithm that can be implemented without a computer.
Lanaki Classical Cryptography Course: A free online course in 24 lessons.
Steganography: Good collection of links and documents.
Chapter 4 - Finite Fields
PascGalois Project: Contains a clever set of examples and projects to aid in giving students a visual understanding of key concepts in abstract algebra.
Chapter 5 - Advanced Encryption Standard
NIST Block Ciphers: NIST documents on AES and DES.
AES Lounge: Contains a comprehensive bibliography of documents and papers on AES, with access to electronic copies.
A Stick Figure Guide to AES A fun but worthwhile explanation.
Stan Trenholme’s AES Page A series of articles which describe various aspects of AES, including annotated C code.
Chapter 6 - Block Cipher Operation
Block Cipher Modes of Operation: NIST page with full information on NIST-approved modes of operation.
Chapter 7 - Pseudorandom Number Generation and Stream Ciphers
Randomness for Cryptography: Lists online resources for collecting and processing crypto-strength randomness. Excellent collection.
NIST Random Number Generation Technical Working Group: Contains documents and tests developed by NIST that related to PRNGs for cryptographic applications. Also has useful set of links.
NIST Randomness Beacon: Generates full-entropy bit-strings and posts them in blocks of 512 bits every 60 seconds. Each such value is sequence-numbered, time-stamped and signed, and includes the hash of the previous value to chain the sequence of values together and prevent even the source to retroactively change an output package without being detected.
Quantum Random Numbers: You can access quantum random numbers on the fly here.
RandomNumber.org: Another source of random numbers.
A Million Random Digits: You'll never know when you're going to need some.
Can You Behave Randomly?: A set of exercises by Dr Christopher Wetzel, which are intended to help you better understand randomness by getting you to try and behave randomly. Behaving randomly is surprisingly difficult for humans.
Introduction to Probability and Statistics: A good short introduction by John Walker, highly recommended.
Chapter 8 - Number Theory
Number Theory Web: A collection of links to online information of interest to number theorists.
The Prime Pages: Prime number research, records, and resources.
Chapter 9 - Public-Key Cryptography and RSA
RSA Laboratories: The research center of RSA Security, Inc., it offers an extensive collection of technical material on RSA and other topics in cryptography.
RSA Tutorial: Excellent explanation of the math of RSA.
Chapter 10 - Other Public-Key Cryptosystems
Certicom: Extensive collection of technical material on elliptic curve cryptography and other topics in cryptography.
Chapter 11 - Cryptographic Hash Functions
NIST Secure Hashing Page: SHA FIPS and related documents.
Cryptographic Hash Algorithm Competition: NIST page on its competition for a new standardized hash algorithm, to be called SHA-3.
SHA-3 Home Page: This is the home site for Keccak, the winner of the SHA-3 competition. Complete documentation.
Illustrated Guide to Cryptographic Hashes: A useful, easy-to-folllow introduction.
Chapter 12 - Message Authentication Codes
Block Cipher Modes of Operation: NIST page with full information on CMAC, CCM, and GCM.
Chapter 13 - Digital Signatures
Digital Signatures: NIST page with information on NIST-approved digital signature options.
Chapter 14 - Key Management and Distribution
Public-Key Infrastructure Working Group: IETF group developing standards based on X.509v3.
NIST PKI Program: Good source of information.
Chapter 15 - User Authentication
MIT Kerberos Site: Information about Kerberos, including the FAQ, papers and documents, and pointers to commercial product sites.
MIT Kerberos Consortium: Created to establish Kerberos as the universal authentication platform for the world's computer networks.
USC/ISI Kerberos Page: Another good source of Kerberos material.
Kerberos Working Group: IETF group developing standards for Kerberos.
NIST E-Authentication Page: Documents related to user authentication and password usage.
Chapter 16 - Network Access Control and Cloud Security
NIST CLoud Computing Program:Useful information, links, and documents.
Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) Method Update Working Group: IETF working group responsible for issuing standard EAP method specifications.
Chapter 17 - Transport-Level Security
IETF TLS Page: Latest RFCs and internet drafts for TLS.
OpenSSL Project: Project to develop open-source SSL and TLS software. Site includes documents, links, and software.
Chapter 18 - Wireless Network Security
Wi-Fi Alliance: An industry group promoting the interoperabiltiy of 802.11 products with each other and with Ethernet.
IEEE 802.11 Wireless LAN Working Group: Contains working group documents plus discussion archives.
Open Mobile Alliance:Consolidation of the WAP Forum and the Open Mobile Architecture Initiative.
Chapter 19 - Electronic Mail Security
Symantec PGP Page: PGP Web site of Symantec, the leading PGP commercial vendor.
International PGP Home Page: Designed to promote worldwide use of PGP. Contains documents and links of interest.
S/MIME Charter: Latest RFCs and internet drafts for S/MIME.
DKIM Website hosted by Mutual Internet Practices Association, this site contains a wide range of documents and information related to DKIM.
DKIM Charter: Latest RFCs and internet drafts for DKIM.
Chapter 20 - IP Security
NIST IPsec Project: Contains papers, presentations, and reference implementations.
IPsec Maintenance and Extensions Charter: Latest RFCs and internet drafts for IPsec.
Chapter 21 - Malicious Software
Vmyths: Dedicated to exposing virus hoaxes and dispelling misconceptions about real viruses.
SecureList: Site maintained by commercial antivirus software provider. Good collection of useful information on viruses, hackers, and spam.
DDoS Attacks/Tools: Extensive list of links and documents.
Chapter 22 - Intruders
Open Security Foundation: Runs the DataLossDB project, which compiles a wide variety of statistics, charts, graphs, and incident report.
CERT Coordination Center: The organization that grew from the computer emergency response team formed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. Site provides good information on Internet security threats, vulnerabilities, and attack statistics.
Packet Storm: Resource of up-to-date and historical security tools, exploits, and advisories.
Honeynet Project: A research project studying the techniques of predatory hackers and developing honeypot products
Honeypots: A good collection of research papers and technical articles.
Chapter 23 - Firewalls
Firewall.com: Numerous links to firewall references and software resources.
Chapter 24 - Legal and Ethical Aspects
Criminal Justice Resources: CyberCrime: Excellent collection of links maintained by Michigan State University.
International High Technology Crime Investigation Association: A collaborative effort of law enforcement and the private sector. Contains useful set of links and other resources.
Computer Ethics Institute: Includes documents, case studies, and links.