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In this episode, we talk about Atbash, a simple substitution cipher, with Fred Fine & The Evil Ant. Atbash, for those who haven't heard, was first recorded in the book of Jeremiah, and in other Israelite writings. Plus, The Evil Ant has another plot, the security of Atbash is discussed, we learn more about the new recruit, and hear just how mathematical codes really are.
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Listen to episode one hereIn this episode, we talk about Atbash, a simple substitution cipher, with Fred Fine & The Evil Ant. Atbash, for those who haven't heard, was first recorded in the book of Jeremiah, and in other Israelite writings. Plus, The Evil Ant has another plot, the security of Atbash is discussed, we learn more about the new recruit, and hear just how mathematical codes really are.
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Links from this episode:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atbash
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affine_cipher
The background music used in this episode is "Bio Unit", "Jazz Terminal", "Disco Tokyo", "Apex", "Airflow", "Moving Sun", and "Machines", all by Bio Unit, and our theme music is "Mosquito" by Caspar Babypants.
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