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The base cryptograms of the NKRYPT sculptures The eight NKRYPT sculptures in Canberra (Australia) are inscribed with numerous encrypted messages. One of them might have something to do with human genetic material.

Cold case newspaper ad solved after eight years Eight years ago, I first reported on a scrambled newspaper ad from the 19th century. Blog reader Jarl Van Eycke has now solved this cold case.

Who can find coded newspaper ads in French newspapers? In France, there are said to have been coded newspaper advertisements in the 19th century. Some archives are accessible via the Internet. Will a reader find what he is looking for there?

A Cryptological Cold Case: The Andreas Baader Cryptogram Andreas Baader, terrorist and member of the Red Army Faction, left an encrypted text. I have blogged about it several times, but so far no one has been able to decipher it.

New “Kriminal Digital” video: The yellow secret code A new video has appeared on my YouTube channel. It is about the mysterious printer code, which I have already reported meh several times.

Did the British sell Enigmas to third world countries? British Enigma expert Mark Baldwin is currently trying to clarify a long-standing question: Did the British sell insecure encryption machines to unsuspecting customers after World War II?

New “Kriminal Digital” video: Two times life + 40 years Another video has appeared on my new Youtube channel. It’s about Ross Ulbricht, who has been in prison for over nine years for running the darknet website Silk Road.

There is now another video on my new Youtube channel. It’s about murderers and blackmailers who were caught because they made a mistake when using the computer.

The encrypted postcard of a murder suspect When Hollywood director William Desmond Taylor was murdered in 1922, his janitor Edward F. Snyder came under suspicion and subsequently disappeared without a trace. Thanks to Nils Kopal, today I can present a coded postcard from Snyder.