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Tag Archives: Royal Holloway University of London
A scary evening
The picture is of Tommy Flowers, who built Colossus, the first computer. It was built to break the German High Command’s Fish cipher (Sägefisch) in the second world war; its construction would be regarded as heroic or despicable depending on … Continue reading
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Tagged information security, malware, phishing, psychology, ransomware, Royal Holloway University of London, Stevenson lecture
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