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A Glimpse of the History of Cryptography Cunsheng Ding Department of Computer Science HKUST, Hong Kong, CHINA Cunsheng Ding 1 Part I: Manual Ciphers Cunsheng Ding 2 When Codes Were Used Codes and ciphers are methods for encrypting

  1. A Glimpse of the History of Cryptography Cunsheng Ding Department of Computer Science HKUST, Hong Kong, CHINA Cunsheng Ding 1

  2. Part I: Manual Ciphers Cunsheng Ding 2

  3. When Codes Were Used • Codes and ciphers are methods for encrypting data and messages. • Codes and ciphers have been used since ancient times (c. 1900 B.C.) • The word CRYPTOGRAPHY, meaning the science of codes, comes from the Greek words kryptos (secret) and graphos (writing). Cunsheng Ding 3

  4. Historical Example 1 • In 405 BC the Greek general LYSANDER OF SPARTA was sent a coded message written on the inside of a servant's belt. Cunsheng Ding 4

  5. Historical Example 1 • When Lysander wound the belt around a wooden baton the message was revealed. The message warned Lysander that Persia was about to go to war against him. He immediately set sail and defeated the Persians. Cunsheng Ding 5

  6. Historical Example 2 • The Greeks also invented a code which changed letters into numbers. A is written as 11, B is 12, and so on. So WAR would read 52 11 42. A form of this code was still being used two thousand years later during the First World War. Cunsheng Ding 6

  7. Historical Example 3 • The Roman Emperor JULIUS CAESAR invented his own simple code. He moved each letter of the alphabet along three places, so that A became D, B became E and so on. His famous phrase VENI, VIDI, VICI ("I came, I saw, I conquered") would have read YHQL YLGL YLFL. Cunsheng Ding 7

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  9. Cryptograms on Gold Bars from China (about 1930’s) Cunsheng Ding 9

  10. Cryptograms on Gold Bars from China (about 1930’s) Cunsheng Ding 10

  11. Cryptograms on Gold Bars from China (about 1930’s) Cunsheng Ding 11

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  15. Cryptanalysis • After the fall of the Roman Empire codes were not used much until the sixteenth century. • Then Italian and French scholars began to make up very complicated codes. • The science of code-breaking - CRYPTANALYSIS - had begun. Cunsheng Ding 15

  16. Cryptanalysis: Example 1 • In Elizabethan England MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS sent coded messages to her supporters who were plotting to murder Queen Elizabeth I. Cunsheng Ding 16

  17. Cryptanalysis: Example 1 • The messages were intercepted by the head of Elizabeth's secret service, Sir Francis Walsingham. He deciphered them and discovered the plot. Mary was executed for treason in 1587. Cunsheng Ding 17

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