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Java Cryptography

by Jonathan Knudsen

May 1998

Intermediate to advanced

362 pages

10h 8m

English

O'Reilly Media, Inc.

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VersionsFile NamingCLASSPATHVariable NamingDownloading

Masher SecretWriting
Symmetric Ciphers Asymmetric Ciphers Hybrid SystemsDistributing KeysKey Agreement Protocols
CertificatesCertificate Chains
Size Does MatterNames and NumbersMD5SHA-1HmacMD5 and HmacSHA1DSAElGamal signaturesDESDESede PBEWithMD5AndDESElGamal ciphersDH
SeederPitfalls
KeyPairGeneratorKeyGeneratorAlgorithm-Specific Initialization
SecretKeySpecSecretKeyFactoryFrom things to keysFrom keys to thingsKeyFactory
Diffie-Hellmanjavax.crypto.KeyAgreementSKIPSkipServerSkipClientSkipper: Multiparty key agreement
Key HoldersPrincipalIdentitySignerIdentityScopeKeyManager
KeyStoreGettingLoading and savingAdding private key entriesAdding trusted certificate entriesRetrieving entrieskeytoolCreating a key pairUbiquitous options and defaultsInspecting the keystoreGenerating a CSRImporting certificatesOther optionsChanging the default keystore class
GettingFeedingDigestingOne, Two, Three!Digest StreamsProtected Password LoginDouble-Strength Password Login
Setting UpFeedingCalculating the CodeFor Instance
Generating a Signature Verifying a SignatureHancockLogin, Again SignedObject
java.security.cert.Certificate Generating a CertificateVerifying a CertificateX.509SpillCertificate Revocation Lists
PaddingPKCS#5Other padding schemesModesECBCBCPCBCCFBOFBOther modes
Getting a CipherBasic InformationInitializing a CipherGenericName brandFeeding Data to a Cipher
Cipher Streamsjavax.crypto.SealedObject
Salt and VinegarTest Drive
SPISetupBasic informationInitializingFeedingBlockCipherCBCWrapperCFBWrapper
PGPS/MIMESSLSourcesUsing the browserSET
Prepare a SignerBundle the AppletSign the AppletTest the AppletSet Up the Browser
Prepare a SignerAsk for PermissionSign the AppletBundle the AppletTest the AppletSet Up the Browser
RecipePrepare a SignerBundle the AppletSign the AppletTest the Applet
Algorithm Names and ImplementationsA Simple ProviderAn Algorithm by Any Other NameInstalling the Provider
Key Pair GenerationSignatureCipher
Key ClassesElGamalKeyPairGenerator
First-Time SetupExporting a KeyImporting a KeyStarting a ConversationReceiving a ConversationLoopback Testing
ArchitectureSessionSessionServerReceiverSafeTalk
First-Time SetupPreferencesKeysGetting and Reading MailSending Mail
ArchitectureMessage FormatMessagePOP3SMTPComposerCipherMail
Self-ContainedDemonstration SoftwareClient/ServerClient AppletsAccess Control
SerializationDeleting FilesVirtual MemoryMemory Scanning

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