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Modern cryptography uses mathematical algorithms to turn messages into unreadable codes, but only if they are implemented correctly.

Modern cryptography protects messages only if the mathematical algorithms are implemented without errors.

Imagine you have a robot that mixes the letters of a letter according to a secret rule. If the rule is good, no one can read the letter without the key. But if the robot makes a small mistake, a clever enemy can guess the rule and read everything. So it is with computer codes.

Why it mattersThis book is essential for understanding how online security works today.

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The security chain in cryptography.

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