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    unencrypted files in the archive, you could use that to obtain the key to break the rest. Plain text attack is the other type of attack for cryptanalysis the place that the attacker have the samples of the plaintext as well as encrypted version (known while cipher text version), he then incorporate the use of these to present more private information after computing the secured source key. Encrypted data that has been archived are more prone to these type of attacks. As an example, attacker…

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    to have killed 37 people. In the San Francisco area between the early 1960s and 1970s the Zodiac wrote letters and intricate ciphers to the police department in which the letters says he was the one who committed those crimes. The ciphers have been analysed and the police and other investigators who try to crack these codes but nobody has been able to decode these ciphers which could potentially say the true identity of this notorious killer. Little to no evidence the police have not been able…

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    World War II and the Enigma machine Ben Karpinski Independent Studies The Enigma Machine was a very large turning point in technology for the war. Not only was it a way of communication, but it was a way of coded information. This would end up being a way to transfer top secret information long distance. The engineer Arthur Scherbius, from Germany, invented the Enigma machine in the hope of selling to commercial companies in the department of communications. Little did he know where it…

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    The NSA started out as the Cipher Bureau of Military intelligence. In July 1917 right before the first World War, Herbert O. Yardley was assigned to command the intelligence agency. After the war was over Henry Stimson who at the time was secretary of state decided that the agency was not worth the money and decided to get rid of the Cipher Bureau of Military Intelligence. They decided to do away with Cipher Bureau of Military Intelligence because the program had questionable…

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    ends up dedicating himself and his life, to freeing and saving others from the grip of The Matrix. These characters indicate good personifications in The Matrix. The Matrix has bad personifications as well. The double-crosser in this story is Cipher. Cipher killed his crewmembers because it was the only way he could get what he wanted-, which was ignorance of the truth- so he helped get the enemy the codes for the Nebuchadnezzar. If a person wants something bad enough there are no limitations…

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    consisted on their first line of paper money were houses, trees, ,men, and cipher on it. Cipher is a secret writing or message. They had the items on it because it seems that they believe men were important and they might have thought the items consisted on it were symbolizations of them. Evidently stated in, “Chinese Ancient Currency”, “This paper currency was a piece of paper printed with houses, trees, men, and cipher.”(3). One might notice that it says, “printed paper” when their first paper…

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    security via an open sea. The communication channel between the secure environments is unsecure. The security goals can be met from time to time using encryption. There are three main types of classical encryption methods or ciphers: transposition, substitution and product ciphers. One of the well known and most widely used asymmetric encryption methods is RSA algorithm. Another technology for hiding data within the contents is ‘Digital Watermarking’. Traditional watermarks may be applied to…

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    power increases the probability of concluding that there is no significant difference between samples when actually there is a difference (Type II error, failing to reject a false null) (see Chapter 8 for discussion of the null hypothesis) (Groove and Cipher,…

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    to imitate the Enigma with the bombe. Poland shared the bombe with the British and French on July 1939. This resulted in the British bombe which worked like 36 Enigma machines linked and operating in reverse. To track possible letter pairings of cipher and plain text, Bletchley technicians wired drums, or commutators, to spin at high speed,…

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    Alan Turing’s Invention Of Bombe: Caused The Alteration Of The Modern Era and World War II Introduction In the mid-twentieth century war broke out once more, for it lead to misfortunes and bloodshed, until a certain man stepped into the battle to alter the outcome of war. The man’s name was Alan Turing, and his intellectual mind of computer technology gave a gift for the Allied Powers to counterattack Nazi Germany. With the help of the codebreaking machine Bombe it has done a big help on…

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