Study material?

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Programming

Hello everyone, I'm interested in information security and technology. Advise ANY MATERIAL (TEXT, VIDEO, AUDIO) for self-development and understanding of the BASICS : cryptography, Internet security (all sorts of encryption protocols, terms like ping, etc.), information security, something about all the most possible and well-known algorithms (for general development), material about machine learning, and something else like the Turing Machine, Dijkstra's algorithm, etc., and generally mind-blowing with the complexity of understanding myself. The most important thing is some kind of BASISelementary (what any programmer should know) algorithms, concepts, terms. PS I'm still in high school and I can do something FROM THE INSTITUTE PROGRAM. A LOT of material is desirable. You can offer books, textbooks (generally gorgeous), lectures. Those who read the magazine "Hacker" will understand what BASIS I'm talking about (otherwise I got sick of climbing Wikipedia to understand their articles)

Answer 1

https://www.youtube.com/user/TPMGTU/ you will throw out the unnecessary yourself, but these guys’ videos are generally divine for understanding
in this channel, almost everything is off topic, what you ask for
https://www.youtube.com/user /CBSystematicsTV/videos
but what is on the topic (algorithms there, patterns) then look on the forums, the presentation of the material is competent, but more complicated than the previous
one and you can also see the algorithms here https://stepic.org/explore/courses (it tells both better and worse than the previous one) and a lot of what the soul lies
in downloading, setting the speed to 1.3-1.5 and forward

Answer 2

I like A. Shen's books, he is just a genius. Everything is free here: www.mccme.ru/free-books
There is also an excellent course from a wonderful teacher and just a good person Alexander Kulikov at stepic.org (algorithms and data structures). Again, it's all free!

Answer 3

After the invention of thermorectal cryptanalysis, information security has lost its relevance.

Answer 4

Read the book "Concrete Mathematics". This is a simplified analogue for schoolchildren of the book "The Art of Programming"

Answer 5

Start by learning the C language, you still need...