Man, I'm doing a post graduation in Cybersec where I have a discipline for cryptography, I am studying for CompTIA Sec+ qith notes and the material, and your explanation was better than both! Thank you so much for the content! Cheers!
I’m reading a book for the Sec+ and this topic was going over my head. Your explanation made it 100 times easier to understand, specifically the IV concept and the use of asymmetric to encrypt symmetryc keys.
Thanks so much for the lessons. You are great. I had liked to know how would I be able to get one of the host back if it looses it's password and I only store the hash of the password?
Man, I'm doing a post graduation in Cybersec where I have a discipline for cryptography, I am studying for CompTIA Sec+ qith notes and the material, and your explanation was better than both! Thank you so much for the content! Cheers!
I’m reading a book for the Sec+ and this topic was going over my head. Your explanation made it 100 times easier to understand, specifically the IV concept and the use of asymmetric to encrypt symmetryc keys.
Man you made this crystal clear for me. I need to go over the block chain again: but freaking aweaome
Thanks so much for the lessons. You are great. I had liked to know how would I be able to get one of the host back if it looses it's password and I only store the hash of the password?
Great videos and you have the easiest way to understand these technologies.
You are a good mentor. Thank you.
Thank you very much for greate content
Very useful
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There Is an error.on the asimmetryc slide. Private Key for decrypt and public for encrypt, you have writed viceversa
It's not an error. Google the meaning of vice versa.