The design of Rijndael
by Joan Daemen, Vincent Rijmen · first published 2002
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'The Design of Rijndael', plus errata, is available in Joan Daemen's page [1]. As an addition, 'The Block Cipher Companion' [2] is a more recent, less AES-centric, overview on block ciphers. As for elliptic curves, I'm a fan…
on “Mathematical Cryptology [pdf]” ↗…to show its age. Still, if you need to find a definition or something, it's a great place to look. For an understanding of the (roughly) state-of-the-art in block ciphers, see Rijmen and Daemen's The Design of Rijndael. (Rijndael is perhaps better known as "AES" today, modulo some minor differences; Rijmen and Daemen are the creators of Rijndael). For a treatment of the history of cryptology, the seminal work is Kahn's…
on “Mathematical Cryptology [pdf]” ↗Speaking for Linear Algebra, I learnt more reading for a few hours the appendix of "The Design of Rijndael: AES - The Advanced Encryption Standard" than I did in 6 months of theoretical university teaching full of useless technical terms and solutions in search of problems...
on “An Intuitive Guide to Linear Algebra (2012)” ↗Crypto thread is here! - The Design of Rijndael http://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-662-04722-4
on “Springer Textbooks More Than 10 Years Old Available for Free Legal Download” ↗