Basics of Cryptography
Introduction to Secure
Communication
[Your Name/Institution]
Introduction
• • Definition of Cryptography
• • Importance in modern security
• • Examples: Online banking, messaging,
passwords
Goals of Cryptography
• • Confidentiality: Protects data
• • Integrity: Ensures data isn't altered
• • Authentication: Verifies identity
• • Non-repudiation: Prevents denial
Types of Cryptography
• 1. Symmetric Key Cryptography
• 2. Asymmetric Key Cryptography
• 3. Hash Functions
Symmetric Key Cryptography
• • Uses same key for encryption & decryption
• • Fast but key must be kept secret
• • Examples: AES, DES
Asymmetric Key Cryptography
• • Uses public & private keys
• • Secure for communication but slower
• • Examples: RSA, ECC
Hash Functions
• • Converts data into fixed-size output
• • Used for password hashing, digital
signatures
• • Examples: MD5, SHA-256
Real-World Applications
• • Secure Communication: HTTPS, VPNs
• • Digital Signatures: Documents & contracts
• • Cryptocurrency: Bitcoin, Ethereum
• • Authentication Systems: OTPs, biometric
security
Future of Cryptography
• • Quantum Cryptography: Next-gen security
• • AI & Machine Learning in Cryptography
• • Zero-Knowledge Proofs & Privacy
Enhancements
Conclusion
• • Cryptography secures our digital world
• • Continuous improvements are needed
• • Stay updated with latest encryption
standards
Q&A
• Feel free to ask any questions!

Basics_of_Cryptography presentations ppt

  • 1.
    Basics of Cryptography Introductionto Secure Communication [Your Name/Institution]
  • 2.
    Introduction • • Definitionof Cryptography • • Importance in modern security • • Examples: Online banking, messaging, passwords
  • 3.
    Goals of Cryptography •• Confidentiality: Protects data • • Integrity: Ensures data isn't altered • • Authentication: Verifies identity • • Non-repudiation: Prevents denial
  • 4.
    Types of Cryptography •1. Symmetric Key Cryptography • 2. Asymmetric Key Cryptography • 3. Hash Functions
  • 5.
    Symmetric Key Cryptography •• Uses same key for encryption & decryption • • Fast but key must be kept secret • • Examples: AES, DES
  • 6.
    Asymmetric Key Cryptography •• Uses public & private keys • • Secure for communication but slower • • Examples: RSA, ECC
  • 7.
    Hash Functions • •Converts data into fixed-size output • • Used for password hashing, digital signatures • • Examples: MD5, SHA-256
  • 8.
    Real-World Applications • •Secure Communication: HTTPS, VPNs • • Digital Signatures: Documents & contracts • • Cryptocurrency: Bitcoin, Ethereum • • Authentication Systems: OTPs, biometric security
  • 9.
    Future of Cryptography •• Quantum Cryptography: Next-gen security • • AI & Machine Learning in Cryptography • • Zero-Knowledge Proofs & Privacy Enhancements
  • 10.
    Conclusion • • Cryptographysecures our digital world • • Continuous improvements are needed • • Stay updated with latest encryption standards
  • 11.
    Q&A • Feel freeto ask any questions!