Help finding article I found on physicspost.com

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In summary, a user named Willz91 is looking for help finding the second part of an article on cryptology titled "Introduction to Cryptology - Part 1" that was originally posted on "physicspost.com". Another user named D H suggests using the Wayback machine to access the old website and provides a link to the archived article. Willz91 expresses gratitude but also asks if there was a part 2 to the tutorial.
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Help finding article I found on "physicspost.com"

Firstly I would just like to say I am new to this website so hi everyone!

Anyway for my dissertation I have to study cryptology/ography and I found a good introductory article titled "Introduction to Cryptology - Part 1" but it was on the old website "www.physicpost.com" and I was wondering if anyone knew if the other parts to this tutorial still existed anywhere?

Any help is much appreciated,

Willz91
 
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Thanks a lot, D H.. I take it there was never a part 2? Or am I missing something?
 

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