cryptography

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cryptography

Into the gauntlet #10

2010
Amy and Dan Cahill face their greatest challenge on their quest to find the thirty-nine clues, but in order to discover the secrets of their lineage they will have to make a choice that could impact the world's future.

The emperor's code #8

2010
Amy and Dan are separated while trying to retrieve a clue which is guarded by thousands of soldiers and worry they cannot succeed apart.

Ciphers and codes

2003
Presents an overview of various types of codes and ciphers used throughout history, famous cryptologists, and how to create your own secret messages.

The code book

how to make it, break it, hack it, crack it
2001
Examines the evolution of codes and their impact on history, looking at key turning points in the development of codes, and explains why codes are relevant in the modern world, discussing the role of encryption in everyday life.

National treasure

2005
Benjamin Franklin Gates, obsessed with finding the mythical Knights Templar Treasure, finds himself having to steal the Declaration of Independence, which holds the key to the mystery of the treasure's whereabouts, in order to keep it out of another's dangerous hands.

Navajo code talkers

2000
Describes how the American military in World War II used a group of Navajo Indians to create an indecipherable code based on their native language.

Codes and secret writing

1948
Explains how to make and break several kinds of codes, how to use secret languages and how to make invisible inks.

Codebreakers

the inside story of Bletchley Park
1994
A history and description of the Allies' code-breaking operations at Bletchley Park during World War II. Covers the events which led to the successful description of German, Italian, and Japanese military and diplomatic codes.

Codes and Ciphers

2008
Presents an overview of various types of codes and ciphers used throughout history, famous cryptologists, and how to create your own secret messages.

Messages in code

1998
Describes various types of codes and ciphers, including the genetic code, and how useful they are to spies.

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