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Review: Before Bletchley Park – The Codebreakers of The First World War – by Paul Gannon

I have previously read a lot of material on World War 2 codebreakers and the likes of Alan Turing and their critical work against Enigma and the invention of modern computing during that period. Of course, codebreaking and cryptography is not a new science and has been a critical part…

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Review: MI9: A History of the Secret Service for Escape and Evasion in World War Two – by Helen Fry

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I randomly found this book on the shelves of Caldicot library. I read a lot of books on U.K. Intelligence services: MI5, MI6 and GCHQ. During the war…. Mt grandfather (GaGa) was in 618 Squadron RAF and 143 Coastal Command. He didn’t really speak to me much about World War…

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Review: Defending The Realm – MI5 and The Shayler Affair – by Mark Hollingsworth and Nick Fielding

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This is just another one of the many books I’ve read on the security services / spies / intelligence agencies in general. I guess I have a morbid fascination. Non-fiction throws up some pretty weird stuff – Life itself is a lot stranger than fiction. This tale from a turncoat…

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Learning Cryptography and Network Security

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This LinkedIn Learning course looks at cryptography which is an essential element of cybersecurity. Network security is often dependant on cryptography in order to secure networks and communications.

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Review: Behind The Enigma – The Authorised History of GCHQ – Britain’s Secret Cyber-Intelligence Agency – by John Ferris

Wez G October 14, 2022 No Comments Alan Turing Arabic Argentina Australia Bletchley Park Canada Cheltenham China Chinese COMINT Commonwealth computers cryptanalytic cryptography cyberattack cybersecurity cyberwarfare Enigma espionage Falklands Five Eyes GCHQ German Germany hacking HUMINT indonesia intelligence Islam islamic jihad Israel Jihad Jihadists John Ferris Konfrontasi languages linguists Mandarin Chinese maths MI5 mi6 Military National Secuirty Agency Nazi New Zealand NSA Palestine Russia Salafi SIGINT Soviet Union spy tech warfare Translation U.K.UKUSA United Kingdom United STates of America USA USSR World War 2

This is a weighty tome (800 plus pages) and the authoritative history of perhaps the least glamorous of the U.K.’s principal security services. However, the facts illustrated in this book clearly demonstrates the critical role GCHQ plays in national security and perhaps one could argue is more relevant and more…

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Wez G Sessions – Episode 6

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This week’s show has a nice blend of genres from classic pop and rock through to upfront dance music. :::Tracklist::: # Artist name Track name 1 Stereo MC’s Step It Up 2 Andrelli & Blue Transparent feat. Hila (Jody Wisternoff Remix) 3 The Cardigans Lovefool 4 David Lynch Good Day…

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