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Much of the material in this chapter is available from other sources in more detail than presented here. The material here is intended to present an overview of the cryptographic algorithms and security primitives commonly found in wireless Internet security systems. Before selecting an algorithm for design work, however, a more complete reference should be consulted. It is particularly important that the vulnerabilities of the algorithms are well understood. Uncompensated weaknesses or algorithms that are used in an inappropriate manner may result in opportunities for attack. Detailed information about the cryptographic algorithms and security primitives discussed in this chapter can be found in the books (Menezes, Oorschot, & Vanstone, 1997) and (Kaufman, Perlman, & Speciner, 2002). In addition, Wikipedia is an excellent reference on different cryptographic algorithms, for example (Wikipedia, 2008b) on the RSA public key algorithm. Wikipedia pages can be found simply by searching online in Wikipedia using the algorithm name as the key.
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