Let's Crack Zodiac - Episode 4 - National Cryptologic Museum

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The National Cryptologic Museum has been closed due to the pandemic, so they've been doing a series of online educational events.
They invited me to give a lecture about the Zodiac ciphers. Check it out in my latest episode of Let's Crack Zodiac:


Topics include Zodiac's crimes, letters, postcards, ciphers, mysterious symbols, and copycat ciphers.
 
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