دانلود کتاب مبانی رمزنگاری – مقدمه ای غیر فنی برای ایجاد پول شخصی برای سرمایه گذاران و مخترعان

I was exposed to the idea of Bitcoin for the first time relatively late, back in 2014, after I finished writing my first “full size” book, Hacking Point of Sale (Wiley, 2014), and right before I joined HP as security and payment technologist. I remember it very well because writing a big book for a big publisher for the first time is a disaster you never forget. So, after I finished the book and it was published, I felt like a free man once again and decided to leverage the short break between my jobs and learn something completely new. Bitcoin, fortunately, was the best candidate at the time.

I was fascinated by the genius of a person or a group behind Bitcoin. It’s too bad we still don’t know their real identity. Given my extensive background in electronic payments and cybersecurity, which are still my two passions in addition to crypto, I immediately started thinking about adapting Bitcoin and other cryptos to the real world of retail business so that they could break into the mainstream. Unsurprisingly, my research resulted in another book, this time about crypto. Bitcoin for Nonmathematicians (Universal Publishers, 2016) was my first attempt to reveal the dangerous gap between traditional payment systems and cryptocurrencies. But the book started identifying some issues and did not offer any solutions.