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Java Articles » Security » Cryptography

1. AES: Cryptography advances into the future ( javaworld.com )

2. Crafting Metadata: Decouple Applications and Their Details Using Properties, XML, and Cryptography ( java.sun.com )

3. Encrypt Sensitive Configuration Data with Java ( devx.com )

4. Make your software behave: Cryptography essentials ( ibm.com )

5. Encrypt data within mobile apps ( ibm.com )

6. Signing, encrypting, and decrypting Atom ( ibm.com )

7. Unlocking the Secrets of Java Cryptography Extensions: The Basics ( developer.com )

8. Message Authentication: Unlocking the Secrets of the Java Cryptography Extensions ( developer.com )

9. Public Key Cryptography 101 Using Java ( developer.com )

10. An Overview of Cryptography in Java, Part 2: Provider History ( developer.com )

11. An Overview of Cryptography in Java, Part 1: Random Numbers and Cryptographic Security Providers ( developer.com )

12. An Overview of Cryptography in Java, Part 3: Writing Your Own Provider ( developer.com )

13. An Overview of Cryptography in Java, Part 4: Permissions, Documentation, and Export Issues ( developer.com )

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