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Quantum Computing and Modern Cryptography - 2 BOOKS IN 1 -: A Complete Guide to Discover History, Developments and Applications of New Quantum Computers and the Secrets of Modern Cryptography
Discover Quantum Computing, a Technology That Will Soon Change the World!
Do you want to discover the upcoming tech that will change the IT industry forever?
In 2019, Google shocked the world by announcing that their quantum computer called Sycamore solved an impossible problem.
Apparently, Sycamore solved it in less than 200 seconds. It would take over 10 000 years for “normal” computers to do that, even the most powerful ones.
Impressive, right? But you might wonder, why is it such a big deal?
The answer lies in the implications of such technology. Quantum computers could revolutionize scientific discoveries, boost the development of medicine, make a huge breakthrough in the field of artificial intelligence, and literally save the world from the climate catastrophe.
Do you want to know how a computer can do all that?
Turn to this ultimate guide on quantum computing! Inside, you’ll discover an ocean of information about this technology, including some you won’t find anywhere else!
Here’s what you’ll
What is Quantum Computing and how quantum computers operateWhy is this technology the future of the IT sectorHow close are we to building a quantum computerDescription of various algorithms and how they workThe possible implementations of quantum computing and how it can change the worldAnd much more!
Read This Complete Beginner’s Guide and Discover Secrets of Modern Cryptography!Have you always been fascinated by secret messages and codes?
Do you want to learn about cryptography and security in the modern age?
THIS BOOK GIVES A DETAILED OVERVIEW OF HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF CRYPTOGRAPHY AND IS FIT EVEN FOR ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS!Cryptography is the practice and study of secure communication. In the old times, cryptography was all about writing messages between that intruders couldn’t read or understand. People wrote ciphers and keys and worked hard to decrypt and encrypt important notes. Cryptography was confined mostly to military and diplomatic activities, while regular people didn’t have much to do with it in ordinary life. With the development of modern cryptography, we are now surrounded by its codes everywhere.
Every message you send over your phone is encrypted. Our banks, schools, and governments rely on secure encryptions. With its prominence in our daily lives, it’s a good idea to learn a thing or two about cryptography - not to mention interesting!
Here’s what you’ll find in this History of encryptionCyphers from the Classical EraIntroduction to modern cryptographyQuantum cryptographyHash functions and digital signaturesPublic key infrastructure<
Do you want to discover the upcoming tech that will change the IT industry forever?
In 2019, Google shocked the world by announcing that their quantum computer called Sycamore solved an impossible problem.
Apparently, Sycamore solved it in less than 200 seconds. It would take over 10 000 years for “normal” computers to do that, even the most powerful ones.
Impressive, right? But you might wonder, why is it such a big deal?
The answer lies in the implications of such technology. Quantum computers could revolutionize scientific discoveries, boost the development of medicine, make a huge breakthrough in the field of artificial intelligence, and literally save the world from the climate catastrophe.
Do you want to know how a computer can do all that?
Turn to this ultimate guide on quantum computing! Inside, you’ll discover an ocean of information about this technology, including some you won’t find anywhere else!
Here’s what you’ll
What is Quantum Computing and how quantum computers operateWhy is this technology the future of the IT sectorHow close are we to building a quantum computerDescription of various algorithms and how they workThe possible implementations of quantum computing and how it can change the worldAnd much more!
Read This Complete Beginner’s Guide and Discover Secrets of Modern Cryptography!Have you always been fascinated by secret messages and codes?
Do you want to learn about cryptography and security in the modern age?
THIS BOOK GIVES A DETAILED OVERVIEW OF HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF CRYPTOGRAPHY AND IS FIT EVEN FOR ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS!Cryptography is the practice and study of secure communication. In the old times, cryptography was all about writing messages between that intruders couldn’t read or understand. People wrote ciphers and keys and worked hard to decrypt and encrypt important notes. Cryptography was confined mostly to military and diplomatic activities, while regular people didn’t have much to do with it in ordinary life. With the development of modern cryptography, we are now surrounded by its codes everywhere.
Every message you send over your phone is encrypted. Our banks, schools, and governments rely on secure encryptions. With its prominence in our daily lives, it’s a good idea to learn a thing or two about cryptography - not to mention interesting!
Here’s what you’ll find in this History of encryptionCyphers from the Classical EraIntroduction to modern cryptographyQuantum cryptographyHash functions and digital signaturesPublic key infrastructure<
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Published March 12, 2020
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May 1, 2023
Confused and dissapointed
Now I picked up the second one in the series to give the author a fair chance, and to be fair I did learned at least a little bit about cryptography.
However there were many superscript numbers but I could not find any footnotes or a glossary of any kind.
Often there would be the use of an acronym before it had been introduced and it's meaning laid bare.
There were a few chapters which were maybe 10 pages long and there were chapters that were upwards of 30 pages long. The inconsistency struck me as poorly thought out.
Could not recommend, but at least I know more about cryptography.
Now I picked up the second one in the series to give the author a fair chance, and to be fair I did learned at least a little bit about cryptography.
However there were many superscript numbers but I could not find any footnotes or a glossary of any kind.
Often there would be the use of an acronym before it had been introduced and it's meaning laid bare.
There were a few chapters which were maybe 10 pages long and there were chapters that were upwards of 30 pages long. The inconsistency struck me as poorly thought out.
Could not recommend, but at least I know more about cryptography.
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