Please recomend textbook with AES encryption.

[Frank]

Hi, there:

I am looking for textbook with detailed information on AES encryption
and decryption. I have Bernard Sklar's Digital Communications, but it
contains DES only.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Allan Herriman]

On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 14:49:40 +0800, "Frank" <frank@yahoo.com.cn>
wrote:

Hi, there:

I am looking for textbook with detailed information on AES encryption
and decryption. I have Bernard Sklar's Digital Communications, but it
contains DES only.

AES was selected from a number of candidates in a well publicised
trial. As a result, there are many free / open designs available in a
variety of languages, and many papers analysing its performance, all
available on the web.

Do you have questions about the actual algorithm, perhaps because you
are doing cryptographic research? Or are you more interested in
learning how to implement AES in your ASIC? In the latter case, you
don't really need to know how it works to implement it.

Regards,
Allan

 

[Mr. Ken]

"Allan Herriman" <allanherriman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 14:49:40 +0800, "Frank" <frank@yahoo.com.cn
wrote:

Hi, there:

I am looking for textbook with detailed information on AES encryption
and decryption. I have Bernard Sklar's Digital Communications, but it
contains DES only.

AES was selected from a number of candidates in a well publicised
trial. As a result, there are many free / open designs available in a
variety of languages, and many papers analysing its performance, all
available on the web.

Do you have questions about the actual algorithm, perhaps because you
are doing cryptographic research? Or are you more interested in
learning how to implement AES in your ASIC? In the latter case, you
don't really need to know how it works to implement it.

Regards,
Allan

Correct Allan. I was aware of the AES trials and sample codes. I am trying
to
code one in ASIC or FPGA for my study purpose. Sklar's book gave a detailed
account of DES in Chapter 12, I wonder whether there are books which explain
AES in the same way.

I am reading the specifications from AES website, but it's more difficult to
understand
than textbooks.

 

[Allan Herriman]

On Fri, 31 Mar 2006 16:38:42 +0800, "Mr. Ken" <Mr. Ken@asdf> wrote:

"Allan Herriman" <allanherriman@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 14:49:40 +0800, "Frank" <frank@yahoo.com.cn
wrote:

Hi, there:

I am looking for textbook with detailed information on AES encryption
and decryption. I have Bernard Sklar's Digital Communications, but it
contains DES only.

AES was selected from a number of candidates in a well publicised
trial. As a result, there are many free / open designs available in a
variety of languages, and many papers analysing its performance, all
available on the web.

Do you have questions about the actual algorithm, perhaps because you
are doing cryptographic research? Or are you more interested in
learning how to implement AES in your ASIC? In the latter case, you
don't really need to know how it works to implement it.

Regards,
Allan

Correct Allan. I was aware of the AES trials and sample codes. I am trying
to
code one in ASIC or FPGA for my study purpose. Sklar's book gave a detailed
account of DES in Chapter 12, I wonder whether there are books which explain
AES in the same way.

I am reading the specifications from AES website, but it's more difficult to
understand
than textbooks.

You might find it easier to download one of the free hardware
implementations from the web and study that instead.

I can understand it, so it can't be too hard.

Regards,
Allan