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Julius Caesar protected military dispatches with a substitution so simple a soldier could memorize it: shift every letter of the plaintext forward by three...

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Julius Caesar protected military dispatches with a substitution so simple a soldier could memorize it: shift every letter of the plaintext forward by three positions in the alphabet. Key sections include: Cryptography / Declassified; ~ 50 BC: The Caesar Cipher; 9th c.: Al-Kindi & Frequency Analysis; 1466: Alberti's Cipher Disk; 1939–45: Enigma & the Bombe; 1976: Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange; 1977: RSA — Public Keys for Everyone; 1991: PGP — Pretty Good Privacy; 2001: AES — The Modern Standard; Elliptic Curves & TLS 1.3.

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  1. 01Cryptography / Declassified
  2. 02~ 50 BC: The Caesar Cipher
  3. 039th c.: Al-Kindi & Frequency Analysis
  4. 041466: Alberti's Cipher Disk
  5. 051939–45: Enigma & the Bombe
  6. 061976: Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange
  7. 071977: RSA — Public Keys for Everyone
  8. 081991: PGP — Pretty Good Privacy
  9. 092001: AES — The Modern Standard
  10. 10Elliptic Curves & TLS 1.3
  11. 112008: Bitcoin — Cryptography for Money
  12. 12The Post-Quantum Threat
  13. 13Further Reading
  14. 14Video Dispatches
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