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Exploiting the weaknesses of the Enigma Machine the British developed the Typex Encryption/Decryption machines for our own use to make our messages safe.
Bletchley Park Government Code and Cypher School (GC&CS). Home of the codebreakers and the birthplace of modern computing
Enrique Piraces, Trevor Timm, Geoffrey King
Encryption Toolkit: Securing the Future of Journalism and Human Rights.
I wrote a blog post mentioning these metal contacts here: harrywood.co.uk/blog/2018/04/05/government-snooping-encry...
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PGP/GPG and other encryption tools can protect you from surveillance. Which ones are worth having, which are just hype, and which may be breaking their promises to you? We will also go over the basics of how to use PGP/GPG.
Nadia Kayyali (moderator), Randal L. Schwartz, Amie Stepanovich, Gordon L. Hall
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Bruce Schneier has made many important contributions to his chosen specialty of computer security. These include designing the Blowfish and Twofish encryption algorithms, both of which he wrote about in DDJ and the latter of which was a finalist for the Federal Advanced Encryption Standard. Bruce is also the author of eight books, including Applied Cryptography: Protocols, Algorithms, and Source Code in C, which is a seminal work for software developers.
Malicious Bitcoin Wallet Generation Software Could Produce Known Private Keys - t.co/nS7OaGrz40 (via Twitter twitter.com/DataCorpLTD/status/938471888069603328)
Screenshot of Trojan.Ransomlock.Y asking the user to pay to unlock the computer.
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An astonishing number of stories related to HD-DVD encryption keys have gone missing in action from digg.com, in many cases along with the account of the diggers who submitted them. Diggers are in open revolt against the moderators and are retaliating in clever and inventive ways. At one point, the entire front page comprised only stories that in one way or another were related to the hex number. Digg users quickly pointed to the HD DVD sponsorship of Diggnation, the Digg podcast show. Search digg for HD-DVD song lyrics, coffee mugs, shirts, and more for a small taste of the rebellion." Search Google for a broader picture; at this writing, about 283,000 pages contain the number with hyphens, and just under 10,000 without hyphens. There's a song. Several domain names including variations of the number have been reserved.
During the war the British did not have a copy of the 12-wheel Lorenz encryption machine -- a much harder system to crack than the 3- or 4-wheel Enigma machines. But due to some German laxity when transmitting encrypted material, the codebreakers picked up enough clues to figure out how to reverse engineer how the Lorenz must work. This machine is the result. It looks nothing like the actual Lorenz, but performs exactly the same function. Playing with the settings helped Bletchley more quickly decrypt Lorenz codes.
About sending a disk back and forth, the postage is about $0.75 which is a little steep. I was thinking about, if your computer had a modem we could send messages that way but that would cost even more, so we'll just stick to the floppy disk with an added protection, I have a program that will make a disk unreadable without a password and can also do encryption for added protection. It is shareware so I can give it to you. Sound cool, Hey? Like a good ole dad can read a computer file just as easy! Ditto w/ mom!
Another thing, we could just write ASCII files so one would use any ASCII text editor, which is alot easier...