Hi,
While the rest of the world was celebrating New Year Eve and New Year, I
was busy with this episode preparation. It took 35 hours of research work
alone to find authentic info for this episode from inventors original
research papers/reports, inventors interview transcript and two great
historical documentary books about the code breakers [will write more about
these two books on another day]. Plus 5 hours of regular video production
life cycle.
What you will see in this episode is probably 1 or 2% of my research for
this episode due to lack of time.
Even if you have not watched any of my previous episodes, you do not want
to miss this one :-) I thoroughly enjoyed creating them and hope you also
enjoy.
SSL/TLS (English Version) - Episode 12
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mUfjt5z9Ls
Duration: 56m19s
- where are we in this series?
- problems with symmetric key cryptography
- key exchange problem
- large number of keys
- maintenance nightmare
- e.g. World War II: German Enigma
- WWII: code breakers at Bletchley Park
- WWII: Alan Turing Bombes
- WWII: German Lorenz Cipher
- WWII: British "Colossus" at Bletchley Park
- Very very brief history of Public Key Cryptography
- Ralph Merkle and public key distribution
- Whitfield Diffie
- Martin Hellman
- Invention of Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange and Digital Signature
- Ronald Rivest
- Adi Shamir
- Leonard Adleman
- Invention of RSA algorithm and full fledged practical public key crypto
system
- The unsung heroes of public key cryptography
- secret project at GCHQ
- James Ellis
- Clifford Cocks
- Malcolm Williamson
Series Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLc-cpcZWWoi4sD_UsWVEXOk2LwbZ26HRO
with regards,
mks
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