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<p align="center">
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<img src="readme-cover.svg" alt="Cryptography for Developers readme cover image">
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In regular programming courses, cryptography concepts are overlooked. In my initial days as a developer I saw various terms like -- `PBKDF-2, salt, key pairs, hashing`. I never really understood what do they mean deeply.
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**🟢 It's live on: https://cryptography-for-devs.github.io**
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We have got some amazing feedback from [Cassidy Williams](https://x.com/cassidoo) and [Kent C. Dodds](https://twitter.com/kentcdodds)!
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It fills my heart with joy to receive feedback from people I have admired all along.
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We have got some amazing feedback from [Cassidy Williams](https://x.com/cassidoo) and [Kent C. Dodds](https://twitter.com/kentcdodds)! It fills my heart with joy to see this.
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## Course contents
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I have tried covering developer-oriented cryptography concepts in an easy to follow manner.
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I have covered only developer-oriented cryptography concepts. I hope you get some real value out from these!
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#### Part 1 of 2:
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<li><a href="https://cryptography-for-devs.github.io/6-slow-them-down/" target="_blank">PBKDF-2: slowing down</a></li>
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If the first half proves valuable to lots of developers, then I will work hard on the second half based on developers' feedback.
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All of this will remain free, forever! <a href="https://twitter.com/vkwebdev" target="_blank">You can follow me on Twitter</a>, there you will receive updates on future releases and my future projects. no BS.
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#### Part 2 of 2:
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7. The Diffie-Hellman key exchange
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8. RSA public-key encryption
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9. Challenge: End to end encryption
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10. The TLS story
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11. Certificate authorities rule!
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12. Project: Finale.
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<li><a href="https://cryptography-for-devs.github.io/7-diffie-merkle-hellman/" target="_blank">The Diffie-Hellman key exchange</a></li>
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<li><a href="https://cryptography-for-devs.github.io/8-rsa/" target="_blank">RSA public-key encryption</a></li>
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<li><a href="https://cryptography-for-devs.github.io/9-tls/" target="_blank">HTTPS (TLS)</a></li>
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All of this will remain free, forever! <a href="https://twitter.com/vkwebdev" target="_blank">You can follow me on Twitter</a>, there you will receive updates on my future projects. No BS.
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## Contributing
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There are two ways to contribute that I feel are going to be impactful:
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- Improve the existing course content by submitting a PR.
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- Create an issue and introduce yourself in that issue, if you would like to help me write one of the future lessons.
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- Create an issue telling what can be improved in the course.
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If you want to convey to me anything that isn't covered here, the best way is to send me an email on: <a href="mailto:vivekmittalagrawal@gmail.com">vivekmittalagrawal@gmail.com</a>

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