Historical ciphers, when they were introduced and their effect
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Historical ciphers, when they were introduced and their effect
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21-05-2025, 07:42 AM
The 1424 Milanese cipher that I referred to uses roman numeral encoding for some substitutions. I have not seen this in later Milanese ciphers, but then that period appears to be a very dynamic time in Milanese cryptography.
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