From the old days, but unused and in excellent “brand new” condition:
Only a few copies left of the original Philips edition of my PhD dissertation of 1989. Interested? Send me an email or use the contact form on this website.
From the old days, but unused and in excellent “brand new” condition:
Only a few copies left of the original Philips edition of my PhD dissertation of 1989. Interested? Send me an email or use the contact form on this website.
New info on the page Vintage Cryptographic Algorithms from the 1980’s.
More details about the cryptographic algorithm of the UA-8295 !
On the downloads page a pdf describing a new formula for an old problem in the Astrology of the Invisible Luminaries! The ephemerides of Duval and Font (1988) are now expressed in a very accurate formula. Additionally, the velocity and acceleration of their ‘Lilith Vraie’ are mathematically derived!
New on this website a page on old cryptographic algorithms!
Finally I have found some time to update my website again. Thank you all for your patience 🙏
The first algorithm is an oldy, more than 35 years of age, the algorithm in the UA-8295 and UA-8296 from Philips Usfa. Go to the page: Vintage Cryptographic Algorithms from the 1980’s
There is more to come!
Read all about the revival of my Atari Portfolio palmtop PC at https://www.ceesjansen.nl/en/the-revival-of-my-atari-portfolio/
Soon a new page wil be added shining some light in the dark corners of projects in which Philips Usfa and the US NSA co-operated in the 1980’s. Projects with the purpose to replace the encryption technology, usually DES, in equipment like Nokia Sanla and Parsa, MEL’s EMU-Alpha and The FM8600 Fequency hopping Combat Net Radio of Hollandse Signaal with readable encryption.
Added a few lines to the T1000PH story about the modification of the embedded software of the T1000CA. See the Cryptography page.
Recent research in old archives reveals that the final version of Chinaflex was developed by NSA and called T1000PH.
Read more on the cryptography page
Two tables added to the Cryptography page listing key check groups for all versions of old Aroflex and Beroflex secure telex machines from Philips Usfa.
A story of a junior Philips salesman on his way to China to sell high grade cryptographic devices.