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Liquidmatrix Cryptography   Handbook of Applied Cryptography Posted 04.21.02   Free Edition of the book that deals with cryptography, and is mathematically oriented%nbsp; the Book   X.509 Posted 02.01.02   Public-Key Infrastructure (X.509) (pkix) Drafts & RFCs x509v3 - Final draft (1 December/June 30). x509v4 - draft V7 (updated Editions) OID description for 2.5.29 - certificateExtensions (id-ce) register your own OID PKI Survey - X.509 X.509 Style Guide (Peter Gutmann)   Smart Cards Posted 02.01.02   OpenCard Framework is a standard framework announced by an Industry consortium that provides for interoperable smart cards solutions across many hardware and software platforms. What's so smart about smart cards? is an overview of smart card technology produced by the Smart Card Forum and Gemplus The Terms you Need to Know Smart Cards: Readings and Resources University of North Carolina Smart Cards and Electronic Payment Systems Crypto Group of University de Louvain (Belgium) Global Payment Card Network Smart Card Alliance Smart Card Knowledge Base from SCIA Smart Card Industry Association   Crypto Standards posted 02.01.02   The Ten Minute CEO Briefing On PKI, Digital Certificates, and Trust in Electronic Transactions Public Key Cryptography Standards Netscape Certificate Specifications Netscape Step-Up Encryption Certificate Resources for NS Certification Server SSL 3.0 S/MIME Public-Key Infrastructure (X.509) (pkix) RFC 2459 Certificate and CRL Profile RFC 2510 Certificate Management Protocols RFC 2511 Certificate Request Message Format RFC 2527 Certificate Policy and Certification Practices Framework RFC 2528 Key Exchange Algorithm (KEA) RFC 2560 Online Certificate Status Protocol - OCSP S/MIME Mail Security RFC 1847 Security Multiparts for MIME: Multipart/Signed and Multipart/Encrypted RFC2311 S/MIME Version 2 Message Specification RFC2312 S/MIME Version 2 Certificate Handling S/MIME Working Group S/MIME Interoperability Center (RSA) S/MIME Interoperability Matrix S/MIME and PGP/MIME SET specs Transport Layer Security TLS RFC 2246 The TLS Protocol RFC 2818 HTTP over TLS OpenPGP RFC 2440 OpenPGP Message Format PKI linklist at PKI-Page.org SSL-Check Cryptography and Microsoft Public Key Infrastructure with Windows 2000 MS Windows 2000 Public Key Infrastructure Whitepaper PKI Deployment Information page PKI-COORD PKI Coordination for Europe   Laws and Regulations Posted 08.22.01   The Bureau of Export Administration Cryptography policy information from EPIC A Summary of Canadian Cryptographic Export Controls   Crypto History Posted 08.21.01   Frode Weierud's Home Page - This web site contains material about the Enigma and other World War II cipher machines and their solving, including archival documents of historical importance. As well, it has a good selection of links related to cryptography in general. Toby's Cryptopage - This page contains many interesting photographs and descriptions of World War II cipher machines. A Crypto Page Within the U.S.S. Pampanito Website - This page contains a full description of the Electronic Code Machine, Mark II, also known as the SIGABA, the M-134-C, or the CSP-889 by various services, which was a highly secure cipher machine used by the U.S. during World War II which had a unique and innovative design. There is also some information about other U.S. cipher machines of that period. The Crypto Drop Box - Resources for amateur solvers of pencil and paper ciphers; connected with the American Cryptogram Association.   Algorithms Posted 08.21.01   The Advanced Encryption Standard - The official NIST site. RSA Laboratories -Their site has a considerable amount of excellent information about public-key cryptography and its deployment. The Block Cipher Lounge - This site contains links to pages of many block cipher developers, and information on many block ciphers, including the various candidate ciphers for the AES process. A Cryptographic Compendium - This personal page on cryptography contains information about many cryptographic methods, both modern and classical.