a few free Cryptology books
Posted: Tue Jun 26, 2018 8:12 am
Masked Dispatches: Cryptograms and Cryptology in American History, 1775–1900
Ralph E. Weber
Series 1: Pre-World War I | Volume 1 | 2013 third edition
https://archive.org/details/masked_dispatches_vol_1
https://www.nsa.gov/about/cryptologic-h ... atches.pdf
Revolutionary Secrets: Cryptology in the American Revolution
Jennifer Wilcox
Center for Cryptologic History
National Security Agency
2012
https://www.nsa.gov/about/cryptologic-h ... s_2012.pdf
tutorials:
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cryptography/index.htm
in Archive.org you can download these books easily:
Simon Singh The Code Book ( Teenage Version):Topics Simon, Singh: https://archive.org/details/SimonSinghT ... ageVersion
Simon Singh The Code Book How To Make It, Break It, Hack It, Crack It:
https://archive.org/details/SimonSinghT ... kItCrackIt
in OpenLibrary.org : you need to subscribe for free with real email and after installing adobe digital edition you can borrow a book and download it as protected PDF. unfortunately if someone have downloaded a book no one can view or download it again for at least 2 weeks. and you can't view the book in other than adobe digital editions, (unless you have DE-drm it with some tools but it stay watermarked with your email and name and you can't give it to someone else):
a few books like this:
Mensa presents secret codes for kids
Codes & secret writing _Herbert S. Zim
Secrets, signs, signals & codes :Shari Lewis
Codes for kids: Burton Albert
How to keep a secret: writing and talking in code: Elizabeth James
The knowhow book of codes, secret agents & spies: Falcon Travis
The knowhow book of spycraft: Falcon Travis
Shadowing the suspect: Eugene H. Baker
Indian picture writing
Egyptian hieroglyphics how to read and write them
Egyptian hieroglyphs for everyone
Hieroglyphs for fun; your own secret code language
this is how the secret agent or a spy look like so be careful:

Ralph E. Weber
Series 1: Pre-World War I | Volume 1 | 2013 third edition
https://archive.org/details/masked_dispatches_vol_1
https://www.nsa.gov/about/cryptologic-h ... atches.pdf
Revolutionary Secrets: Cryptology in the American Revolution
Jennifer Wilcox
Center for Cryptologic History
National Security Agency
2012
https://www.nsa.gov/about/cryptologic-h ... s_2012.pdf
tutorials:
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cryptography/index.htm
in Archive.org you can download these books easily:
Simon Singh The Code Book ( Teenage Version):Topics Simon, Singh: https://archive.org/details/SimonSinghT ... ageVersion
Simon Singh The Code Book How To Make It, Break It, Hack It, Crack It:
https://archive.org/details/SimonSinghT ... kItCrackIt
in OpenLibrary.org : you need to subscribe for free with real email and after installing adobe digital edition you can borrow a book and download it as protected PDF. unfortunately if someone have downloaded a book no one can view or download it again for at least 2 weeks. and you can't view the book in other than adobe digital editions, (unless you have DE-drm it with some tools but it stay watermarked with your email and name and you can't give it to someone else):
a few books like this:
Mensa presents secret codes for kids
Codes & secret writing _Herbert S. Zim
Secrets, signs, signals & codes :Shari Lewis
Codes for kids: Burton Albert
How to keep a secret: writing and talking in code: Elizabeth James
The knowhow book of codes, secret agents & spies: Falcon Travis
The knowhow book of spycraft: Falcon Travis
Shadowing the suspect: Eugene H. Baker
Indian picture writing
Egyptian hieroglyphics how to read and write them
Egyptian hieroglyphs for everyone
Hieroglyphs for fun; your own secret code language
this is how the secret agent or a spy look like so be careful:
