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National Cipher Challenge
Known as:
Cipher Challenge
, The Cipher Challenge
, The national cipher challenge
The National Cipher Challenge is an annual cryptographic competition organised by the University of Southampton School of Mathematics. Competitors…
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2020
2020
Solving a Tunny Challenge with Computerized "Testery" Methods
G. Lasry
International Conference on Historical Cryptology
2020
Corpus ID: 219472798
The Lorenz SZ42, codenamed Tunny, was a teleprinter encryption device used by Germany during WW2 for strategic communications…
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2016
2016
Automated Known-Plaintext Cryptanalysis of Short Hagelin M-209 Messages
G. Lasry
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Nils Kopal
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Arno Wacker
Cryptologia
2016
Corpus ID: 20980068
Abstract The Hagelin M-209 portable encryption device was used by the U.S. Army in World War II and the Korean War, as well as by…
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2011
2011
Public talk
Simon Singh
2011
Corpus ID: 62345892
In “The Code Book”, a history of cryptography, the author Simon Singh included ten encrypted messages with a prize of £10,000 for…
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2004
2004
THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON NATIONAL CIPHER CHALLENGE
Graham A. Niblo
Cryptologia
2004
Corpus ID: 205486328
The National Cipher Challenge is a web based competition aimed at UK high schools. In its first two years it has attracted…
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Review
2003
Review
2003
Capital in communities: the case of the Cipher Challenge.
Hazel Hall
2003
Corpus ID: 109436581
Much of the literature on communities of practice is concerned with enhancing collaborative work at the level of a single…
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1993
1993
A 77-Year Old Challenge Cipher
L. Kruh
Cryptologia
1993
Corpus ID: 46290386
In 1915 First Lt. Joseph O. Maubourgne, later MG Maugorne and Chief Signal Officer, 1937–1941, presents a simple substitution…
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