Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings 171 (2020)
NEALT Proceedings Series 44 (2020)
Editor(s): Beáta Megyesi
Published: 2020-05-19
ISBN: 978-91-7929-827-2
ISSN: 1650-3686 (print), 1650-3740 (online)
Number of pages: 169
1 PrefaceBeáta Megyesi
2 “Encoded“ Communication with Ladies in a Turkish Harem, 17th-Century StyleGerhard F. Strasser
3 HCPortal OverviewEugen Antal and Pavol Zajac
4 Diplomatic Ciphers Used by Slovak Attaché During the WW2Eugen Antal, Pavol Zajac and Otokar Grošek
5 The Use of Project Gutenberg and Hexagram Statistics to Help Solve Famous Unsolved CiphersRichard Bean
6 A Partenio’s Stegano-Crypto CipherPaolo Bonavoglia
7 Trithemius, Bellaso, Vigenère – Origins of the Polyalphabetic CiphersPaolo Bonavoglia
8 A Web-based Interactive Transcription Tool for Encrypted ManuscriptsJialuo Chen, Mohamed Ali Souibgui, Alicia Fornés and Beáta Megyesi
9 The Auxiliary Devices of OKW/ChiCarola Dahlke
10 Dawn of Mathematical Cryptology: Probabilists vs Algebraists; Algebraists & Probabilists?Marek Grajek
11 Of Ciphers and Neurons – Detecting the Type of Ciphers Using Artificial Neural NetworksNils Kopal
12 Was it a Sudden Shift in Professionalization? Austrian Cryptology and a Description of the Staatskanzlei Key Collection in the Haus-, Hof- und Staatsarchiv of ViennaBenedek Láng
13 Solving a Tunny Challenge with Computerized “Testery” MethodsGeorge Lasry
14 Transcription of Historical Ciphers and KeysBeáta Megyesi
15 A Hungarian Cryptological Manual in BerlinŠtefan Porubský
16 The Zschweigert Cryptograph – A Remarkable Early Encryption MachineKlaus Schmeh
17 Cracking Matrix Modes of Operation with Goodness-of-Fit StatisticsGeorge Teseleanu
18 Automatic Key Structure ExtractionCrina Tudor, Beáta Megyesi and Benedek Láng
19 The Role of Base 10 in the Beale PapersViktor Wase