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''De Furtivis Literarum Notis'' is a manuscript by Giovan Battista della Porta that describes the use of a deck of card to encode secret information by writing on the sides of the deck in a known order, then shuffling the cards to destroy the order and render the message illegible to anyone not familiar with the stack. The plot of [[Unshuffled]] later contained this idea.
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Manuscript written by Giovan Battista della Porta in the 1500s.
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In it, it describes the use of a deck of card to encode secret information by writing on the sides of the deck in a known order, then shuffling the cards to destroy the order and render the message illegible to anyone not familiar with the stack. The plot of [[Unshuffled]] later contained this idea.
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Latest revision as of 09:53, 30 August 2011

De Furtivis Literarum Notis
AuthorGiovan Battista della Porta
Publication Date1563
LanguageLatin
 


Manuscript written by Giovan Battista della Porta in the 1500s.


In it, it describes the use of a deck of card to encode secret information by writing on the sides of the deck in a known order, then shuffling the cards to destroy the order and render the message illegible to anyone not familiar with the stack. The plot of Unshuffled later contained this idea.

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