Article about military ciphers by cpt. Bedřich Frýbort, in "Vojenský svět", 1937, 11 and 12, vol. V. I. part, pp. 438-9, II.part: pp. 479-80, Title of the article in czech: "Šifrování":
štvrtok 15. októbra 2020
Military Ciphers according to cpt. Frybort
streda 14. októbra 2020
Miracle over miracles
Title of the article: "Miracle over Miracles", which was published on 15.04.1939, writes about kryptograph by certain danish inventor named Helgermhansen:
Google translate of the article:
Miracle over miracles ...
Copenhagen, Friday. (Stefani.) A young Danish named Helgermhansen invented a machine called a cryptograph, with which one can find the key to each secret cipher. The Danish Ministry of War is studying the machine. The sale of a patent abroad was prohibited.
utorok 13. októbra 2020
Časový tunel do minulosti - kryptografia a inkvizícia
Program Čs. rozhlasu v Bratislave na 5.12.1932:
Obidve témy, ktoré ma obzvlášť zaujímajú: kryptografie, prednáška prof. Evžena Římana, ktorý napísal prvú brožúrku na toto téma:
a ďalej inkvizičné procesy s kacírmi v stredoveku, prednáška univ. prof. dr. Vratislava Buška, právnika, znalca cirkevného práva a bývalého rektora Univerzity Komenského v Bratislave( v rokoch 1936–1937).Program:
Uvedené:
Nech sa vám pekne počúva:)
pondelok 5. októbra 2020
Challenge Grille cipher / Flamm's Kryptograph
Flamm's Kryptograph, patented in USA, 1875.
A newspaper article published in the past covers an encrypted message written by the anonymous reader with pseudonym Tekew:
NVRDIEMHNEAT
IRVOAEINFYIU
BRNTTTEHSEUA
FHSEREPEFDRF
OORRMOSVTOHO
EIDFNOTSHTUH
RETRTEEEAMLE
EUGGSTSRIELA
TARIEGTEAMRY
OBSFOUCTTOHT
EMTRPHCOLIIE
XPSIHRTEIEYN
In Slovak:
Odkaz na šifrovanie pomocou Flammovho Kryptografu v slovenčine, Obzor, 1875, s.217-8:
I HAVE FURTHER PROVED THE UTILITY OF THIS INVENTION IN THE FORM OF THE TELEGRAM BUT TO RENDER IT SAFE FOR SHORT MESSAGES OTHER CIPHER MAY BE USED TO INSURE A GREATER COMPLEXITY
Later on, i found that the Plaintext of the turning grille cipher challenge was presented in the next answer from reader with initials H. E. A. to Tekew's describing:
(To be continued)