Here’s a fun modern-looking enciphered document for you, of the kind that Klaus Schmeh used to like so much. I found it via a post by Richard Brisson (www.ultrasecret.ca) on cryptocollectors: note that this “Manoscritto misterioso” sold for 250 Euros. Here’s how the eBay seller described it (translated from Italian): A manuscript book of unknown, … Read More → The post Fun modern Italian cipher mystery appeared first on Cipher Mysteries.

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