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Breaking cyber security codes

Peronel Craddock, Head of Collections and Exhibitions at Bletchley Park Trust.

By: Keerthi Mohan

by AMIT ROY BLETCHLEY PARK in Buckinghamshire, 40 minutes by train from London, is part of British folklore because this is where 13,000 people, among them mathematical geniuses such as Alan Turing, worked during the Second World War, breaking Enigma and other German codes. The venue was so secret that its existence was not widely known until 1974. Bletchley Park, now a heritage site and open to the public, is currently holding an exhibition to commemorate the 75th anniversary of D-Day on June 6, 1944. But there are modern lessons to be learnt from Bletchley Park, where the Government Code…

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