Encryption (SSL/TLS, RSA, Certificates, CAs)

[@eacamp.school]

01:05 Asymmetric encryption
08:10 Certificates, Certificate Authorities (CA)
11:45 The RSA Algorithm
22:17 An implementation of RSA
28:04 Generation a CA, Private keys and certificates
40:58 Establishing SSL/TLS protected connections

[@Joey_Tai]

A great example and finally explained in an understandable way. Thanks for that. I was able to reproduce the example without any problems.

[@techeternal8362]

Thank you very much for your efforts and videos.

[@verhe054]

A great explanation thx for it.

[@shiewhun1772]

24:00 . Can you make a video on how by implementing the algorithm in the way you did, T^x will result in a loop that only runs no more than 64 times (because we are using 64-bit numbers)?
I feel like this is the first time I have gotten close to understanding the maths behind asymmetric key encryption really.

[@shiewhun1772]

25:58 . You said (30893,31621) and (18101,31621) are the encryption and decryption keys. Is (30893,31621) one number? or that's two numbers. Same as (18101,31621).
Thank you for making these videos.

[@WayfaringTenno]

I can't thank you enough. you were such a big help!

[@Mantikor333]

That video got a like only for the introduction already :D

[@maxtyson652]

Please continue the OS series

[@geekume5539]

Fifth video comment to ask to bring back osdev

[@ashwani_kumar_rai]

hey those meme in btw are funny 😀😀

[@mcpop2828]

Why is this topic so inherently confusing ? When it comes to the signing part... things can be difficult...

[@novictim]

Space balls!!!!!

[@turtle421]

Austin Powers?

[@novictim]

Space balls