A Graduate Course in Applied Cryptography
by Dan Boneh, Victor Shoup · Stanford University / NYU
Graduate treatment of provable security: definitions, reductions, and proofs for ciphers, message authentication, public-key encryption, elliptic curves, lattices, zero-knowledge proofs, and multiparty computation. Appendices develop the number theory and probability used throughout. Complete PDF free from the authors.
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