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Cryptography and Digital CertificatesBy Coventry University

In a Nutshell

This course from Coventry University explains how cryptography is used to ensure the security of personal, corporate, and government devices.

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Hackers look for every possible means to break cryptosystems and get access to plaintext from data for their personal gain. In order to gain this data, they need access to the secret key that will enable them to decrypt the coded data.

Derrick Newton and Dr. James Shuttleworth

Introduction

How difficult is it for hackers to get into our devices or disrupt a government's digital infrastructure?

Cryptography and Digital Certificates is the fourth course in Coventry University’s Digital Security Training: Cyber Threats and Risk Management ExpertTrack.

Derrick Newton, an expert in ethical hacking and network security, and Dr. James Shuttleworth, Principal Lecturer in Cyber Security, explain how computers offer us a limited level of secrecy, and how hackers find ways to exploit emerging vulnerabilities.

By learning about the extensive cryptography in cyber security, anyone can learn how to better protect their devices from cyber intrusions, as well as gain an appreciation for secure computer systems.

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