History of Code breaking at Bletchley Park, England
Code Breaking Activities of Bletchley Park, Englnad
Program detailing information on Bletchley Park, located outside of London, England that was the focal point for breaking codes during World War II. Includes theory of the Enigma Machine and other codes devices.
This is a joint meeting with the San Antonio Computer Society Chapter, which meets monthly at the University of St. Mary's.
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- Date: 20 Sep 2017
- Time: 12:00 AM UTC to 01:31 AM UTC
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- San Antonio, Texas
- United States
- Room Number: Conference B, University Center
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T. Scott Atkinson
Chair, IEEE San Antonio Com/SP Chapter
- Starts 12 September 2017 05:05 PM UTC
- Ends 20 September 2017 12:00 AM UTC
- No Admission Charge
Speakers
Michael Gershman
Cryptography and Bletchley Park
Bletchley Park: the use and impact of the results on codebreaking in WW2, the theory and techniques of Enigma and lessons applicable to today's cybersecurity.
Biography:
Instructor at St. Philips College (10 years):
Business computing
Systems Mangager at Citibank (30 years):
IBM mainframe, client/server systems, global T1/T3 network
Computer programmer at Link Aviation (7 years):
Lunar Module Mission simulator, etc.
BS in Physics from City College New York, MS in Computer Science from New York University
Biography:
Michael Gershman
Cryptography and Bletchley Park
Daily work of Bletchley Park: the use and impact of the results for WW2, the theory and techniques of Enigma and Lorenz cryptanalysis, and lessons applicable to today's cybersecurity.
Biography:
Instructor at St. Philips College (10 years):
Business computing
Systems Mangager at Citibank (30 years):
IBM mainframe, client/server systems, global T1/T3 network
Computer programmer at Link Aviation (7 years):
Lunar Module Mission simulator, etc.
BS in Physics from City College New York, MS in Computer Science from New York University