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Codebreaking Elonka Dunin Klaus Schmeh

  • SKU: BELL-22364886
Codebreaking Elonka Dunin Klaus Schmeh
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Publisher: Hachette UK
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 34.32 MB
Pages: 528
Author: Elonka Dunin, Klaus Schmeh
ISBN: 9781472144201, 1472144201
Language: English
Year: 2020

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Codebreaking Elonka Dunin Klaus Schmeh by Elonka Dunin, Klaus Schmeh 9781472144201, 1472144201 instant download after payment.

This practical guide to breaking codes and solving cryptograms by two world experts, Elonka Dunin and Klaus Schmeh, describes the most common encryption techniques along with methods to detect and break them. It fills a gap left by outdated or very basic-level books.
This guide also covers many unsolved messages. The Zodiac Killer sent four encrypted messages to the police. One was solved; the other three were not. Beatrix Potter's diary and the Voynich Manuscript were both encrypted - to date, only one of the two has been deciphered. The breaking of the so-called Zimmerman Telegram during the First World War changed the course of history. Several encrypted wartime military messages remain unsolved to this day. Tens of thousands of other encrypted messages, ranging from simple notes created by children to encrypted postcards and diaries in people's attics, are known to exist. Breaking these cryptograms fascinates people all over the world, and often gives people insight into the lives of their ancestors.
Geocachers, computer gamers and puzzle fans also require codebreaking skills. This is a book both for the growing number of enthusiasts obsessed with real-world mysteries, and also fans of more challenging puzzle books. Many people are obsessed with trying to solve famous crypto mysteries, including members…

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