# Pelling 2017: New paper: Fifteenth Century Cryptography Revisited

> Nick Pelling, 2017. 3 records on Mysteries Department cite it. The cryptanalysis survey cites the draft's argument that homophones were a defence against…

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# New paper: Fifteenth Century Cryptography Revisited

Nick Pelling, 2017. _Cipher Mysteries_.

Announces Pelling's draft paper 'Fifteenth Century Cryptography Revisited', posted on academia.edu.

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## What it's used for here

The cryptanalysis survey cites the draft's argument that homophones were a defence against the weaknesses of Italian and Latin rather than a response to frequency analysis.

## Cited by on this site 3 records

[3 methods surveys]

Cryptanalysis, mixed keys, encoding procedures

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## Cite it

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Pelling, N. (2017). New paper: Fifteenth Century Cryptography Revisited. Cipher Mysteries. https://ciphermysteries.com/2017/07/08/new-paper-fifteenth-century-cryptography
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