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References to Fleißner are found in German, French, Italian and Spanish. Kahn and Gaines mention him in English. [[David Kahn (writer [[Category:Austrian cryptographers]] ...

...who during the [[Second World War]] was the first person to decrypt the [[Italian Navy]] [[Boris Hagelin|Hagelin]] [[C-38 (cipher machine)|C-38]] code machin ...sing book codes for most of their military messages. The exception was the Italian Navy which, early in 1941, started using the C-38 version of the Hagelin [[ ...

...nich]], where he translated [[French language|French]], [[Italian language|Italian]] and [[Yugoslavia]] intercepts.<ref name="One"/> [[Category:Pre-computer cryptographers]] ...

'''Giovanni Soro''' ([[Venice]], ? - 1544) was an [[Italians|Italian]] professional code-cracker.<ref name ="soro1">Lloyd, p. 14 ''Arguably the ...ary the cryptanalyst Giovanni Soro, author of a book on solving ciphers in Italian, French, Spanish, and Latin, who was known throughout Europe for his abilit ...

...,000, and the company still had no income. In fact, its first sale, to the Italian government, was still twenty-three months away. Eventually Hebern would sel [[Category:American cryptographers]] ...

...-09-12 |website=www.archiviodistatovenezia.it}}</ref><ref>Translation into Italian and English. Multiple Volumes: The Venetian Ciphers of Agostino Amadi.</ref [[Category:Italian cryptographers]] ...

{{short description|Italian politician}} '''Francesco (Cicco) Simonetta''' (1410 &ndash; 30 October 1480) was an Italian Renaissance statesman who composed an early treatise on [[cryptography]]. ...

'''Giovan Battista Bellaso''' (Brescia 1505–...) was an Italian [[cryptologist]]. ...secret writing at a time when this art enjoyed great admiration in all the Italian courts, mainly in the Roman Curia. In this golden period of the history of ...

...signols]], several generations of whom served the [[French monarchs]] as [[cryptographers]]. The Great Cipher was so named because of its excellence and because it w ...cerned a general named [[Vivien de Bulonde]] who was to attack the [[Italy|Italian]] town of [[Cuneo]] but instead fled, fearing the arrival of the [[Austria] ...

...of the Italian [[Giambattista della Porta]]. According to ibn 'Adlan, the cryptographers of his time "allege that their ciphers can defy detection and analysis" by [[Category:Pre-19th-century cryptographers]] ...

...r.brynmawr.edu/2016/2016.11.43/ Ian McPhee, Myth, Drama and Style in South Italian Vase-Painting: Selected Papers by A.D. Trendall. Studies in Mediterranean a * ''Early South Italian Vase-Painting''. Revised 1973 (Forschungen zur antiken Keramik, Heft 12) (M ...

...vasion of Italy|invaded]] Italy, the allies learned in turn by deciphering Italian ciphers that their later systems, e.g. among others the [[SIGABA]] designed [[Category:Pre-computer cryptographers]] ...

...death in 1943. He built the team and discovered the method that broke the Italian Naval Enigma, producing the intelligence credited with Allied victory at th ...nch to disclose their links with the {{lang|pl|[[Biuro Szyfrów]]}} (Polish cryptographers).<ref name="copeland.colossus.smith"/> Knox, [[Hugh Foss]] and [[Alastair ...

...d bugging equipment to listen to conversations between captured German and Italian prisoners of war. Expecting to be dropped into Turkey to sabotage telecoms [[Category:British cryptographers]] ...

During this later stay in Italy, Vigenère also visited other Italian cities, notably [[Venice]] and [[Florence]].<ref name=Sarazin1997p24/> [[Category:Pre-19th-century cryptographers]] ...

...n fact, Weisband spent that June honing his skills in a language (probably Italian) at Arlington Hall, shipped out on 17 July, and arrived in London by 29 Jul [[Category:Signals Intelligence Service cryptographers]] ...

...nish language|Spanish]], [[Hebrew language|Hebrew]] and [[Italian language|Italian]]) oversaw their early education. In April 1573, the Bacon brothers enroll ...ng scriveners who acted as secretaries, writers, translators, copyists and cryptographers, dealing with correspondence, translations, copying, ciphers, essays, books ...

...deciphering encryptions of [[Latin language|Latin]] and [[Italian language|Italian]] text.<ref name="isbn0-684-83130-9">{{ Cite book | last = Kahn | first = D Several schemes were invented by cryptographers to defeat this weakness in simple substitution encryptions. These included: ...

{{Short description|Italian polymath (1535–1615)}} | nationality = Italian ...

...vy]]. On board is the latest [[Enigma cryptography machine]], which Allied cryptographers later use to break coded German messages. * 14 June — All German and Italian assets in the United States are frozen. ...