Don't tell it to the Spartans (nor, indeed, to anyone else)

Article Abstract:

The use of computer networks to transmit confidential data has heightened the need for unbreakable encryption systems. This is particularly necessary for businesses who need customers to send sensitive financial data such as credit card numbers. Hackers have proved skilled at breaking these codes.

Methods, Management, Computer hackers, Confidential communications

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Cracking the Maya's code: new light on dark history

Article Abstract:

The Maya created a sophisticated system of writing, which was rediscovered in 1839, but it would be another 150 years before the writing could be deciphered. Eventually, it was realized that the Maya had recorded historic events in detail and that they had a highly unusual civilization.

Cover Story, Antiquities, Written communication, Mayas, Central American native peoples, Native Central Americans

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The end of the code war?

Article Abstract:

Developments in quantum cryptography are examined in detail. The potential for quantum mechanics as a way of tackling eavesdropping and code-breaking is assessed.

Usage, Quantum electronics

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