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    In October 1892, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle introduced Sherlock Holmes - the world’s first consulting detective. In his lifetime, the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle published four novels and five volumes of short stories about the detective. Holmes’s cases involve a range of …. from cracking codes to preventing political scandal and international turmoil. He apprehends the common thief and aspires to defeat Europe’s most dangerous criminal mastermind. Although each case is unique, they can be…

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    Renowned computer scientists and historians alike have hailed Alan Turing as the “father of the modern computer.” This is no small claim if one considers the tremendous impact computers have on humanity. Innovations like the internet and email have massive effects on everyday life in the modern world, from every call made from a cell phone, to every pixel of data seen on a high-definition television screen, computation of one kind or another is involved in some way. There are countless worthy…

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    Spies in history are fascinating to learn about especially in regard to secret ink and dead drops. This is one of the major roles in spying. Technology plays a vital role in how spying develops. It is to be noted that a life of a spy is not always colorful. Several spies during the Revolutionary war are hanged if they are caught betraying the United States. This is not always the case. Benedict Arnold escapes to England. The life of a spy is different then what people imagine. Even the founding…

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    In this fast moving technology age, security is becoming more and more of a priority. With events like Edward Snowden leaking American government information, it is just further prove of the need for security. But what is the cost of this increase of security? From what I researched, security is the polar opposite of privacy. They are inversely proportional. For example because of nine-eleven, privacy while going on planes has drastically decreased because of more security in airports being…

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    bright idea, he demanded that a car called a “Volkswagen” be made for families to transport places. The Volkswagen, nicknamed “People’s Car”, was made to be affordable for these families. The first Volkswagen was sent out in 1938. The Enigma, a cipher machine, was made by the Germans. The enigma required two people, each with a special role, to work it. They changed the enigma every day because they thought hanging it would make the enigma indestructible. In 1940, Alan Turing and his team…

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    Connections between Greek Historical Figures and Myth There was a strong connection between reality and Greek myths. Various stories were adapted with mythological themes in mind, while others were depictions of myth influenced by the heroism of real Greek heroes. In some instances, mythological embellishment of a historical event could have been used to emphasize a theme regarding the event, as with the metopes of the Parthenon. Additionally, in Rome, it was not uncommon for statues of leaders…

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    that the Americans would pursue, leaving the island of Midway vulnerable (Munson, 2016). What the Admiral did not know was that after the attack on Pearl Harbor, American intelligence officers at Station HYPO, Hawaii broke the cryptologic JN-25 book cipher code the Japanese used (Elder, 2008). Having this gave U.S. Navy Admiral Chester Nimitz a great strategic advantage and allowed him to know of their plan before it was in motion. Rather than utilizing the faster and more effective fighting…

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    Teslacrypt Analysis

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    The Teslacrypt binary itself is compiled with Visual C++. When it is created, this executable will launch and begin scanning the user 's drives for data it can encrypt. Once a file is targeted, Teslacrypt will encrypt it via an AES cipher, store sha-256 of different keys in key.dat and create a new file extension. File extensions vary depending on the version of Teslacrypt the computer is infected with. Currently, the known file extensions are: ecc, .ezz, .exx, .xyz, .zzz, .aaa,…

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    Sherlock Holmes stories. In Gross’s book entitled, “Criminal Investigation” he addresses and stands for using scientific methods. He is credited to apply the scientific methods to crime investigations and identification. Ernst Sittig who is a well-known cipher expert and linguist from Germany, that used the Holmes stories to decipher some inscriptions. One important aspect of crime investigation that Holmes began to experiment with was blood. In the documentary entitled, “How Sherlock Changed…

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    The whole way I could feel butterflies flying around my stomach. As my mom and I got near the only three story, brown, and re- model building that stood out, my inside voice in my mind sounded like a recording machine repeating what I was going to say for my first work interview. “We are here, now go in there and show them what you got.” Here I was…

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