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Then have another developer or consultant handle that part of your project. It seems like you misread a non-existent imperative in the article that "anyone can

• izacus 7y ago
  Where do those consultants/developers come from? Are they born from Crypto eggs with all the knowledge in their brain? Or how do those mighty people come to be?
  • lvh 7y ago
    There are good formal cryptography courses, though some of them focus on aspects that aren't relevant to what I'd call "cryptographic engineering". For example, differential cryptanalysis is very interesting, but basically nobody except the IOTA community is silly enough to try and implement their own primitives, so that's not a common problem. I authored Crypto 101. One of my cofounders co-authored Cryptopals and founded the cryptographic practice at Matasano (as well as co-founding Matasano itself ;)). So for cryptographic engineering, I think the answer is "historically oral, and increasingly written, tradition"?