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Background:
A Cryptographic Compendium From John Savard
American Cryptogram Association Crypto Drop Box and other Crypto Links
Aegean Park Press Cryptographic and Intelligence Books
Chapter 7 FM 24-12 Communications Security Operations .TXT (ASCII)
Codes, Ciphers and Code breaking By Greg Goebel
Codes and Ciphers By Stephen A Kallis Jr., from the James F. Widner webpage
Cryptanalysis Get the classic book by Helen Fouche Gaines ( Piccola) ISBN 0-486-20097-3
Cryptology A brief history by Oliver Pell
Cryptography By Bill Unruh
Cryptography Club University of Central Florida, has a section on Navajo Code Talkers
Dayton's Code Breakers By Jim DeBrosse
Encryption and Security related Resources aka "the Crypto Link Farm" By Peter Gutmann
FM 34-40-2 PDF Basic Cryptanalysis Field Manual from the University of Michigan page
Greg Goebel's Website Other interesting subjects, books are available
Handbook of Applied Cryptography On line in PS or PDF
By Alfred J. Menezes, Paul C. van Oorschot and Scott A. Vanstone
Simon Singh Look at the Crypto Corner and Crypto Links. He wrote The Code Book
Toby's Crypto Page By Toby
Trinity College Department of Computer Science Cryptography Web Site
WWII Codes and Ciphers Created by Tony Sale
Has a great description on how the Enigma worked and how the Lorenz was broken by Colossus
Electrical Codes:
Great Encryption $9.95 download per computer, USA/Canada only,
Free trial demo version available by download.
Use Referrer's purchase number 1600 so I get credit.
KL-42 and KL-43/G GOV Only, Portable, electronic, very secure,
off-line crypto-equipment, don't you wish you had some?
PGP $Varies, Commercial Use, The most widely used encryption system used by civilians for securing data on computers and for email.
PGP Download FREE, Personal Non Commercial Use, site from MIT,
USA/Canada only, for many operating systems including DOS
PGP Attack Leaves Mail Vulnerable FREE, By Dennis Fisher
Top Secret Crypto Gold RSA Key size increased to 16,384 bits
Single User License $34.95 (USD) and Unlimited Site License $999.95 (USD).
Use your PDA or Palm Pilot's for encryption - work now in progress.
Non-Electrical Codes:
Or what are you going to do when the power goes out or while in the field?
Code Chart 100 Kb .JPG Code Chart Large 540 Kb .JPG
Code Chart Instructions In .TXT (ASCII) for both of the above
CS-485 Strip Cipher On the USS Pampanito (aka M-138/138A)
KAL-61 Authentication System, with KTC-1400/C challenge/reply page
TEXT Version of the KAL-61
Instructions for using the SOI including KTC-1400, KT-1600 and KTC-600, Read Lesson # 4
M-94 Cipher Disk By Brooke Clarke, N6GCE
M-94 (CSP-488) Cipher Disk By Jerry Proc VE3FAB
M-94 Virtual Emulation for your computer, by Wilhelm M. Plotz (CipherClerk)
M-138/138A Print and cut the strips to make a Strip Cipher to net with the M-94
One Time Pad From Peter McCollum Alphabet - 50% shorter traffic over numerical
One Time Pad Picture of a small Russian OTP captured by MI-5
One Time Pad Instructions From Steve Adams Seminars Numerical - twice as long
Vigenere Tableau Just in case you don't have one, can be used for different
systems, however is most secure when used with a One Time Pad - considered
most secure and unbreakable.
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