Real Life Cryptology.

A large number of enciphered documents survived from early modern Hungary. This area was a particularly fertile territory where cryptographic methods proliferated, because a large portion of the population was living in the frontier zone, and participated (or was forced to participate) in the networ...

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Main Author: Láng, Benedek, 1974-
Format: Electronic eBook
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Published: Amsterdam University Press 2018.
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