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Dalle tavolette di cera alle curve ellittiche. Breve storia della crittografia (terza e ultima parte)

From Wax Tablets to Elliptic Curves: A Brief History of Cryptography (Part Three and Final)

April 10, 2019

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in Dark Web and Encryption, Geopolitics and doctrine

At the end of this brief journey through incomprehensible numbers and letters (if you haven't already, I recommend reading the first and second parts), we'll discuss a cryptographic method that has gained widespread popularity in recent years, thanks in part to its implementation in the Bitcoin protocol.

Quello che succede nella Blockchain NON rimane nella Blockchain – Terza parte –

What happens in the Blockchain does NOT stay in the Blockchain – Part 3 –

March 5, 2019

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Mister Serious

in Dark Web and Encryption, Geopolitics and doctrine, OSINT — Techniques and Methodology

In this post we try to answer the question "what happens to these bitcoins?" - Part Three

Dalle tavolette di cera alle curve ellittiche. Breve storia della crittografia (prima parte)

From Wax Tablets to Elliptic Curves: A Brief History of Cryptography (Part One)

February 28, 2019

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Alessandro Rella

in Dark Web and Encryption, Geopolitics and doctrine

With this article we will begin a short journey (certainly not exhaustive) into the history of cryptography from its origins, as they have reached us through the writings of some historians, passing through the algorithms and methods that marked a turning point, up to mentioning elliptical cryptography, from which the Bitcoin protocol drew.