Deciphering Mary Stuart's Lost Letters - A Talk Given by George Lasry

[@CryptographyForEverybody]

www.kryptografie.de has a very nice (German) page where you can encrypt using the original cipher in the browser:
kryptografie.de/kryptografie/chiffre/maria-stuart.htm

[@phantomstoner]

thank you for the talk, fascinating work!

[@slowfllake]

Really exciting!

[@Doc_Cool]

Great work! Very interesting and informative video, that I like very much. Congratulations and a big thank you to the team.

[@kimmott]

Fascinating and very exciting. What a discovery!

[@johnwhiteman2665]

Perfect use of the hill climbing algorithm. Thank you very much for the work you have done here.

[@richkillertsm6664]

Great find!

[@windowstations]

Awesome! I love this content.

[@Max-up7xn]

damn, well done. thanks to your work i was able to use informations from the lost letters in a seminar for my studies, thanks.

[@Vuchel]

Incredible, congratulations. Very interesting lecture.

[@aethrya]

What a cool discovery and achievement!! It never ceases to amaze me how important obscuring and obfuscating information has been throughout history.
Awesome to see this unique piece of history from the 16th Century.

[@CryptographyForEverybody]

Yes, it is a one-in-a-million find 🙂

[@CKing-388]

Well, seems she was right about a lot of things. And like she said she wouldn’t write things that would get her in trouble so the casket letters were likely fake as she claimed.

[@alainc5597]

wondered for years how a very simple short and very reptitive poem as the life that i have from leo marks soe cryptographer coupd have been used by Violette Szabo soe member?