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1st HistoCrypt 2018: Uppsala, Sweden
- Beáta Megyesi:
Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Historical Cryptology, HistoCrypt 2018, Uppsala University, English Park Campus, Humanistiska teatern, Uppsala, Sweden, 18-20 June 2018. Linköping Electronic Conference Proceedings 149, Linköping University Electronic Press 2018, ISBN 978-91-7685-252-1 - Craig Bauer:
Invited Talk: Updates on the World's Greatest Unsolved Ciphers. 149:001 - Katherine Ellison:
Invited Talk: Cryptology and the Fantasy of Reading. 149:002 - David Naccache, Rémi Géraud:
Invited Talk: A French Code from the Late 19th Century. 149:003 - Ephraim Lapid:
Invited Talk: The Israeli Enigma. 149:004 - Kjell-Ove Widman:
Invited Talk - Special Session on Arne Beurling: Arne Beurling: Mathematician and Code Breaker. 149:005 - George Lasry:
Invited Talk - Special Session on Arne Beurling: Modern Codebreaking of T52. 149:006 - Ekaterina Domnina:
Nicodemo Tranchedini's Diplomatic Cipher: New Evidence. 149:007 - Camille Desenclos:
Unsealing the Secret: Rebuilding the Renaissance French Cryptographic Sources (1530-1630). 149:008 - Juan José Cabezas, Joachim von zur Gathen, Jorge Tiscornia:
Uruguayan Cryptographic Carpet. 149:009 - Nils Kopal:
Solving Classical Ciphers with CrypTool 2. 149:010 - Mark Stamp, Fabio Di Troia, Miles Stamp, Jasper Huang:
Hidden Markov Models for Vigenère Cryptanalysis. 149:011 - Karl de Leeuw:
The Solving of a Fleissner Grille during an Exercise by the Royal Netherlands Army in 1913. 149:012 - George Lasry:
Deciphering German Diplomatic and Naval Attaché Messages from 1914-1915. 149:013 - Ingo Niebel:
Learning Cryptanalysis the Hard Way: A Study on German Culture of Cryptology in World War I. 149:014 - Paolo Bonavoglia:
New Findings in a WWI Notebook of Luigi Sacco. 149:015 - Anders Wik:
The First Classical Enigmas. Swedish Views on Enigma Development 1924-1930. 149:016 - Marek Grajek:
An Inventory of Early Inter-Allied Enigma Cooperation. 149:017 - Dermot Turing:
The Poles and Enigma after 1940: le voile se lève-t-il? 149:018 - Magnus Ekhall, Fredrik Hallenberg:
US Navy Cryptanalytic Bombe - A Theory of Operation and Computer Simulation. 149:019 - Carola Dahlke:
What We Know About Cipher Device "Schlüsselgerät SG-41" so Far. 149:020 - Noor R. Al-Kazaz, Sean A. Irvine, William John Teahan:
An Automatic Cryptanalysis of Playfair Ciphers Using Compression. 149:021 - Eugen Antal, Pavol Zajac:
ManuLab System Demonstration. 149:022 - Niels O. Faurholt:
Willard's System. 149:023 - Anna Lehofer:
The Application of Hierarchical Clustering to Homophonic Ciphers. 149:024 - Michal Musílek, Stepán Hubálovský:
Teaching and Promoting Cryptology at Faculty of Science, University of Hradec Králové. 149:025 - Klaus Schmeh:
Examining The Dorabella Cipher with Three Lesser-Known Cryptanalysis Methods. 149:026 - Jaap van Tuyll:
Design and Strength of a Feasible Electronic Ciphermachine from the 1970s. 149:027
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