Big Machines: Cryptographic Security of the German Enigma, Japanese PURPLE, and US SIGABA/ECM Cipher Machines
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Big Machines: Cryptographic Security of the German Enigma, Japanese PURPLE, and US SIGABA/ECM Cipher Machines

by Stephen J Kelley

History Technology cryptography
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Stephen J. Kelley examines the cryptographic security of the German Enigma, Japanese PURPLE, and US SIGABA/ECM cipher machines. Focused on these important systems, this book offers readers an accessible entry point into the history of cryptography, coded communication, and technological approaches to securing information.

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Big Machines examines the cryptographic security of three significant cipher machines: the German Enigma, Japanese PURPLE, and US SIGABA/ECM.

Stephen J. Kelley presents a focused work centered on these machines and their role in the history of coded communication.

Suitable for readers interested in cryptography, historical technology, military history, and the development of machine-based cipher systems.

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