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Practical Cryptography for Developers

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Practical Cryptography for Developers
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Publisher: Nakov.com
ISBN-13: 9786190008705
Number of pages: 236

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This book will teach you the basics of applied cryptography in almost free of math style, following a step-by-step approach with lots of code examples and practical exercises (hands-on experience), just like when you learn Web development, databases or mobile apps.

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