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...I ''think'' I've added myself as a member, and [[information assurance]], cryptology, and [[classified information]] as articles. What, if anything, am I doing

* ''Stealing Secrets, Telling Lies: How [[Espionage|Spies]] and [[Cryptology|Codebreakers]] Helped Shape the [[Twentieth Century]]'', by [[James Gannon]

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== Cryptology certified for approval == Matt, Cryptology certified for approval. Will you complete the approval process. Sandy wil

Cryptology (the science of secrets, from Greek) is the general term that encompasses b ...s Gannon, ''Stealing Secrets, Telling Lies: How [[Espionage|Spies]] and [[Cryptology|Codebreakers]] Helped Shape the Twentieth Century'', Washington, D.C., Bras

...Bob]], [[Rot 13]] or [[Caesar cipher]]. The most interesting short one is Cryptology. On Wikipedia, that is just a redirect to cryptography. Here. there was a l

...=Differential cryptanalysis of DES-like cryptosystems|publisher=Journal of Cryptology|date=1991}}</ref>. It was then clear that NSA had known the differential te | journal = Advances in Cryptology - Crypto '96

*Anthony Sebastian: Cryptology yes; DNA yes. :Cryptology: abstain

== Reminder: your reviews [[Passive attack]], [[Active attack]], Cryptology == [http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/Talk:Cryptology#Comments Cryptology comments]

...ia, regardless of other shortages, a great innovator in communications and cryptology. ...am Sinkov]]. Kahn's memorable comment "If Yardley was the star of American cryptology, Friedman was the Sun" remains apt. They developed largely manual cylindric

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...polyalphabetic substitution emerged in the Renaissance".<ref>David Kahn, "Cryptology Goes Public", 58 ''Foreign Affairs'' 141, 151 (fall 1979), p. 153.</ref>

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...rd E. Tavares]] | title = On the design of S-boxes | journal = Advances in Cryptology - Crypto '85 (Lecture Notes in Computer Science) | date = 1985 }} </ref>; n

::Given that cryptology is not a field historically known for openness, although there certainly ar ...gs that might seem obscure, but there are so many things in the history of cryptology, such as superencipherment, separate authentication systems that simply ide

...relatively recent development, as in the last two or three decades, where cryptology has come out of the NSA closet, and many associate that coming-out party wi :Larry, I've posted a draft outline under cryptology, which is a proposal to put in some structure. I have several concerns abou

...=Differential cryptanalysis of DES-like cryptosystems|publisher=Journal of Cryptology|date=1991}}</ref> on [[differential cryptanalysis]], the differential attac

...polyalphabetic substitution emerged in the Renaissance".<ref>David Kahn, "Cryptology Goes Public", 58 ''Foreign Affairs]'' 141, 151 (fall 1979), p. 153.</ref>