Help finding article I found on physicspost.com

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A user is seeking assistance in locating additional parts of a cryptology article titled "Introduction to Cryptology - Part 1," originally found on the now-defunct website physicspost.com. They mention needing the article for their dissertation and express uncertainty about the existence of subsequent parts. Another user suggests using the Wayback Machine to access the archived article. The original poster inquires further about the availability of a part 2, indicating they have not found it. The discussion centers around the search for educational resources on cryptology.
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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,

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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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