Good intro to neural nets book?

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For individuals transitioning from a math and crypto background into machine learning, Hinton's course on neural networks available on Coursera is highly recommended, despite not currently being scheduled to start soon. Additionally, Andrew Ng's introductory machine learning class on Coursera offers a user-friendly and enjoyable overview of the subject, making it a suitable starting point for beginners. Accessing the course videos may provide valuable insights while waiting for the next session.
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Any suggestions? I'm coming from a math/crypto background.
 
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Not sure about any books, but you might try Hinton's course on Coursera (https://www.coursera.org/course/neuralnets). Not slated to start again for a while, but maybe you can get the videos.

There's also an introduction to them in Coursera's ML class with Andrew Ng, which was an enjoyable and easy intro to Machine Learning in general.
 

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