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Three 9-year-old girls are huddled around a Caesar wheel, an ancient tool for sharing secret messages. Crackin

A comic-based curriculum for after-school programs could hold the key to unlocking girls’ interest in careers in cybersecurity.

Lorna Cockayne, one of the last surviving Wrens who worked to decipher Nazi secrets, is awarded the French Legion d’Honneur

Bletchley Park codebreaker Lorna Cockayne was presented with the Legion d’honneur at a ceremony in Dorset. | ITV News Anglia

Reuters 1/5 A view shows an artwork of Alan Turing installed by the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) inside the Doughnut building as a 50 pound note featuring him goes into circulation on his birthday, in Cheltenham, Britain, in this image obtained by Reuters on June 21, 2021. Picture taken with a drone. CROWN COPYRIGHT 2021/Handout via REUTERS Read More LONDON, June 23 (Reuters) - Britains GCHQ spy agency has installed a giant multicoloured artwork to celebrate codebreaker and ma...

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Alan Turing as a young boy. (Photo by Getty Images) 23 June 1912 Born Alan Mathison Turing in Maida Vale, London, the second son of Julius and Sara Turing October 1931 Turing takes up a mathematics scholarship at King’s College Cambridge, earning a first-class degree. In 1935 he is elected to a junior research fellowship January 1937 A paper by Turing is published that is later recognised as laying the foundation of computer science June 1938 At the age of 25, Turing receives his PhD fro...

Patricia Brown was involved in the work at Bletchley Park from almost the beginning of the war, when she was known by her maiden name, Patricia Bartley. “A lady from the Foreign Office, who had been

A Covert Agenda, I made mention of a small (but nonetheless intriguing) body of evidence pertaining to the collation and investigation of UFO data on the part of the sprawling Government Communications Headquarters at Cheltenham (GCHQ), England. As Military.Wikia note: “The Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) is a British intelligence agency responsible for providing signals intelligence (SIGINT) and information assurance to the British government and armed forces. Based in Cheltenh...

Last modified on Sun 2 May 2021 14.41 EDT Patricia Brown, who has died aged 103, was one of the leading female British codebreakers during the second world war, initially with the Government Code & Cypher School at Bletchley Park and then as the head of its German diplomatic section, based in Berkeley Street in Mayfair. Known then as Pat Bartley, she not only played a key role in the breaking of the main German diplomatic code, Floradora, but her skilful leadership and management of cooperation...