Information Security

RSA (Rivest-Shamir-Adleman) is a public-key (asymmetric) cryptography algorithm. It uses a pair of keys: a public key for encryption and a private key for decryption. This is different from symmetric cryptography (like AES) which uses the same key for both operations.

This .NET cryptographic class provides additional information about a cryptographic key pair.

In this .NET cryptographic class, this exception  is thrown when an unexpected operation occurs during a cryptographic operation.

This .NET cryptographic class defines a wrapper object to access the CSP implementation of the digital signature algorithm.

This .NET cryptographic class contains a group of CryptographicAttributeObject objects.

In this security mechanism, the hash used in the Certificate Verify message is the two-step hash of the hand-shake messages plus a pad and the master secret.

This security technique can provide the degree of control is limited only by what is computable.

This security standard encrypts the session key under the recipient's public key depending on confidentiality, integrity, etc.

SET encompasses the dealings between the credit card holders, vendors, card issuing bank, etc.

This .NET cryptographic class accesses the cryptographic configuration information.

This .NET cryptographic class verifies a digital signature algorithm (DSA) PKCS#1v1.5 signature.

This .NET cryptographic class represents the abstract base class from which all classes that derive byte sequences of a specified length inherit.

S/MIME works with a variety of cryptographic algorithms such as DES, RC2, etc.

This .NET cryptographic class provides a CNG implementation of the ECDH algorithm.

This security technique, also called a bastion host simulates the proper effects of an application so that the application will receive only requests to act properly.