I'm looking for free online books, papers, thesis, etc. on cryptography and coding theory. I'm mostly interested in mathematical/conceptual-oriented resources rather than implementations or engineering/technical related. I'll start by posting this notes algebraic geometric codes provided by PulpS...
I have been working on a system of video encryption and need to test my current solution.
Does anyone have time to try and crack the video in this link?
http://d206gdkj6jjmg9.cloudfront.net/0_0728jjs4_0_h1f1wqb4_1
Thanks, Jason
Hello @rebeccachernoff - question for you. What power do mods have/not have regarding cleaning up chat sessions after the event? Specifically, I'm referring to the idea here and the comment underneath it - can we re-order chats to the questions/linking matches up, like, the sort of magic you guys do with town hall chats?
So, I have an idea... this is based partly on the fact that certain things such as book lists and subjective discussion aren't great fits for the SE engine (although communities have been known to make it work. You can debate that issue here.
So my thought was - why don't we make use of the cryp...
Thinking of using this method as a way to a) create some community and b) get book rec and everything else that the SE engine proper doesn't really suit.
For those who are intrigued by oneboxing, here is an example:
I have been working on a system of video encryption and need to test my current solution.
Does anyone have time to try and crack the video in this link?
http://d206gdkj6jjmg9.cloudfront.net/0_0728jjs4_0_h1f1wqb4_1
Thanks, Jason
