Comment décrypter un texte codé ? - Entretien...

Petite question : les légendes médiévales, est-ce que c’est du roman national ? Je veux dire : au Moyen Âge, quand ils parlaient du roi Arthur, ils y croyaient vraiment, ou ils savaient que c’était juste un mythe autour duquel se réunir ? Faut dire que l’Angleterre du Haut Moyen ...  Show more

L’enfer est pavé de bonnes intentions. Autrement dit, parfois tu veux bien faire, et ça produit de la merde, il y a pas d’autres mots. Il y a une historienne américaine, Caitlin DeAngelis, qui s’est penchée sur des archives mises en ligne par Family Search, un énorme fonds d’arch ...  Show more

To crack ciphers written centuries ago, historical cryptologists have to be half artist, half accountant, and use some of the most powerful computing tools known today. Learn how a team cracked Mary, Queen of Scots's code in this episode of BrainStuff, based on this article: http ...  Show more

If you feel confused and left behind by cryptocurrency then this is for you. We're taking you on a journey through the strange history of cryptocurrency. Why and how does it exist? It turns out this history isn’t so much about clever codes as good old-fashioned politics. Our guid ...  Show more

In this special episode co-hosted by TechStuff's Jonathan Strickland, the focus is on the codes, cipher machines, and cryptologists of World War II. Tune in to learn more about the Enigma Machine, Alan Turing, Code Talkers and more.

This week, let's add a chapter to our history books because this episode of Thick & Thin is dedicated to Elizebeth Smith Friedman –– America's first female cryptanalyst. As a literal codebreaker, she busted drug smugglers and helped derail Nazi spies but never got the recognition ...  Show more