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Cryptography

Cryptography

Cryptography

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Cryptocurrency is all the rage. How much do the skills & training from a crypto MOS carry over into this new frontier of technology though?
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YouTube clip of a UCLA professor explaining zero-sum proof to a child, a teen, an undergrad student, a PhD student and a fellow professor. In short, you can use computers and logic based math to verif...
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Pigpen Cipher may be known by those familiar with forms of cryptography and secret codes, but not the mainstream public. So, it could generally be a useful language for secret communications, or just ...
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On May 28, 1936, Alan Turing submitted "On Computable Numbers" for publication in which he set out the theoretical basis for modern computers.

 

"On May 28, 1936, Alan Turing submitted his ground brea...
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On May 9, 1941, British intelligence at Bletchley Park broke the German spy codes after capturing Enigma machines aboard the weather ship Muenchen. His conviction for indecency led to his suicide. Af...
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On February 5, 1945, Violette Szabo, French WWII secret agent, was executed by rhe Nazis at the age 23. From the article:

 

"In the end, the SS officers brought them out of their barracks and took them ...
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On January 16, 1917, the "Zimmermann Telegram" was sent from Germany to Mexico, stating in the event of the US entering World War I on the allied side, Mexico would be given Texas, Arizona, and New Me...
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If you are attempting to use ANY federal government site and get a browser error, be careful. I for one would skip any online transactions in the short term. There is some malfeasance afoot on the Int...
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Elizebeth Friedman code cracker by Tara Ross

 

On this day in 1892, the future Elizebeth Friedman is born. Elizebeth would go on to become an expert codebreaker, even cracking Nazi and Japanese spy code...
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17C: What are the risks of Reclassing to it?

I'm nearing my window to Reclass, and have put immense though and research into 17C, but what are the inherent risks of choosing that MOS?

 

My concerns and assumptions are: What happens if I sign the 4 plus year contract (estimated), and then fail the initial requirements (i.e Polygraph, The Question...
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For more than two centuries, the Coast Guard has relied on intelligence information to execute its missions. In fact, an intelligence assessment of the maritime domain contributed to the establishmen...
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On May 28, 1936, Alan Turing submitted "On Computable Numbers" for publication, in which he set out the theoretical basis for modern computers. From the article:

 

"Alan Turing | Biography

 

Mathematicia...
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On May 21, 1968 Nuclear-powered submarine the USS Scorpion, with 99 men, broke radio contact. It was reported missing and was later found at the bottom of the ocean off Azores. Yes, that is the same ...
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On May 20, 1985, the FBI arrested John A Walker Jr. He was convicted of spying for the USSR for nearly twenty years. From the article:

 

"The John Walker Spy Ring and The U.S. Navy’s Biggest Betrayal
By: John Prados

 

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