by Joan Gómez i Urgellés · RBA Coleccionables · tapa dura · ISBN 9788447377312
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«Matemáticos, espías y piratas informáticos» is a popular science essay by Joan Gómez i Urgellés, published by RBA Coleccionables in hardback (142 pages).
A journey through the history of cryptography and its applications in espionage and computing, from ancient codes to digital security. It explains how spies, mathematicians and hackers have deciphered messages that changed the course of wars: the Zimmermann telegram, the Enigma machine and Bletchley Park.
Part of the collection 'El mundo es matemático'. Includes colour and black-and-white illustrations, bibliography and index.
For readers interested in popular mathematics, the history of espionage and computer security.
