The Complete Course on Applied Cryptography: 500 Pages of Practical Knowledge on Algorithms, Protocols, and Secure Systems

What if your cryptographic system is mathematically perfect—yet fails the moment it hits real hardware?

The Complete Course on Applied Cryptography is more than just a survey of algorithms—it's a deep dive into how cryptography actually works (and breaks) in the real world. Across 500 pages, this book blends rigorous theory with hands-on implementation techniques, real-world standards, and modern attack scenarios to give you a true end-to-end understanding of secure systems.

You'll go beyond textbook math to see how cryptography is deployed in smartcards, embedded systems, TPMs, wireless networks, and constrained devices—and how vulnerabilities like side-channel attacks, broken APIs, and poor randomness still undermine even well-designed protocols.

Whether you're a student grasping the fundamentals, an engineer building secure products, or a researcher analyzing cryptographic systems in the wild, this book gives you the depth and clarity to do it right.

🔐 Topics include:
Hashing, encryption, and digital signatures

Side-channel resistance and real-world implementation flaws

Public key infrastructures and certificate handling

Cryptographic APIs, embedded hardware, and TPMs

Privacy-preserving protocols in mobile, IoT, and cloud platforms

With academic rigor and practical insight, The Complete Course on Applied Cryptography is your blueprint for building and understanding real-world secure systems—from the first bit to the last byte.