Information Security—Before & After Public-Key Cryptography
Saturday, July 4th, 2009 at
7:17 pm
[Recorded Jan 26, 2005] Whitfield Diffie, a key figure in the discovery of public-key cryptography, traces the growth of information security through the 20th century and into the 21st. In the 1970s, the world of information security was transformed by public-key cryptography, the radical revision of cryptographic thinking that allowed people with no prior contact to communicate securely. “Public key” solved security problems born of the revolution in information technology that …

Please keep videos rolling. Can’t get enough
Wow, we learned about this guy in my Math of Crypto class!
thanks for posting. hope to come more
The Computer History Museum’s copyright notice violates the copyleft license Diffie released this talk under at the start of it.
Very good talk, though.
Mccarthy is the man from Stanford that integrated university research and govnt
Great speaker, very brilliant man!
Len Adleman did consulting for the move “Sneakers”
very good,thanks
Saturday is a sweet day for me. I keep finding great information security stuff , including this magnificant video.
thanks for posting!
tnx…
I always enjoy your talks, I was sad I missed your last one at Royal Holloway, but this kinda makes up for it. Thxs
this video has gratefully helped me in my assignment for tomorrow
Helpful lecture! Thanx