Lecture - Espionage by the Numbers: Introduction to Number Stations - Delft University 2011
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This document discusses numbers stations and espionage. It describes how numbers stations transmit encrypted messages to spies using techniques like one-time pads and code tables. The document outlines the anatomy of a message, including call signs, headers with agent IDs and message sizes, figure groups, and redundancy checks. It also discusses who has historically operated numbers stations like the UK, Cuba, Russia and examines cases where spies have been arrested for receiving messages from numbers stations.
Lecture - Espionage by the Numbers: Introduction to Number Stations - Delft University 2011
- 1. Espionage by the Numbers An introduction to Spy Numbers Stations by Peter Staal
- 2. How they work Whos behind it / cases Q&A Peter Staal - february 2011
- 3. How they work Anatomy of a message OTP Tables Peter Staal - february 2011
- 4. How they work Anatomy of a message OTP Tables Peter Staal - february 2011
- 5. Anatomy of a message Interval/callsign Header - Agent-ID - Message size 5/4 Figure groups Redundancy Peter Staal - february 2011
- 6. Anatomy of a message Interval/callsign Header - Agent-ID 328 912 - Message size 11 66 5/4 Figure groups Redundancy Peter Staal - february 2011
- 7. Anatomy of a message Interval/callsign Header - Agent-ID 328 912 - Message size 11 66 5/4 Figure groups Redundancy Peter Staal - february 2011
- 8. How they work Anatomy of a message OTP Tables Peter Staal - february 2011
- 9. One-Time-Pad
- 10. One-Time-Pad Peter Staal - february 2011
- 11. One-Time-Pad Peter Staal - february 2011
- 12. One-Time-Pad Peter Staal - february 2011
- 13. One-Time-Pad Peter Staal - february 2011
- 14. One-Time-Pad 74265 34925 23426 cyphertext 18593 47499 45877 OTP ------------------------------ + 82758 71314 68293 cleartext Peter Staal - february 2011
- 15. One-Time-Pad 74265 34925 23426 cyphertext 18593 47499 45877 OTP ------------------------------ + 82758 71314 68293 cleartext Add (or substract) without carry Peter Staal - february 2011
- 16. How they work Anatomy of a message OTP Tables Peter Staal - february 2011
- 17. Tables Peter Staal - february 2011
- 18. Tables Peter Staal - february 2011
- 19. Tables Peter Staal - february 2011
- 20. Tables Peter Staal - february 2011
- 21. How they work Whos behind it / cases Q&A Peter Staal - february 2011
- 22. Andy Tower Spokesman British Department of Trade and Industry- 1997 These are what you suppose they are. People shouldnt be mystified by them. They are not for, shall we say, public consumption Telegraph, January 14, 1997 Peter Staal - february 2011
- 23. Whos behind it / cases Law Enforcement cases Peter Staal - february 2011
- 24. Whos behind it / cases - Erwin van Haarlem / Vaclav Jelinek arrested 1988 by British Special Branch - WASP-network - arrested 1998 by the FBI - FBI copied decoding software in 1995 - Cuban Five (arrested 2001) Peter Staal - february 2011
- 25. Whos behind it / cases - Ana Belen Montes (arrested/charged September 21, 2001) - a Senior US Defence Intelligence Agency analyst Affidavit: and received her instructions through encrypted shortwave transmissions from Cuba Peter Staal - february 2011
- 26. Whos behind it / cases Kendall & Gwendolyn Myers - arrested and indicted June 4, 2009 Kendall Myers (agent 202): top intelligence analyst at the State Department. Gwendolyn Myers (agent 123 / E-634). Spied for about 30 years for Cuba. Peter Staal - february 2011
- 27. Whos behind it / cases Meet the Myers Peter Staal - february 2011
- 28. Whos behind it / cases Russian Spy Ring (2010) Peter Staal - february 2011
- 29. Whos behind it / cases Russian Spy Ring (2010) Peter Staal - february 2011
- 30. Whos behind it / cases Russian Spy Ring (2010) Peter Staal - february 2011
- 31. Whos behind it / cases References in literature Peter Staal - february 2011
- 32. Whos behind it / cases References in literature - Defector / whistleblower - Declassified documents - Let the other guy do the talking - Former employees - End of the Cold War - End of Soviet Union - End of East-Germany Peter Staal - february 2011
- 33. References in literature Spycraft: Robert Wallace & H. Keith Melton The one-way voice link (OWVL) described a covert communications system that transmitted messages to an agent's unmodified shortwave radio using the high- frequency shortwave bands between 3 and 30 MHz at a predetermined time, date, and frequency contained in their communications plan. Peter Staal - february 2011
- 34. References in literature CIA, Inc.: Espionage and the Craft of Business Intelligence F. W. Rustmann, Jr. Peter Staal - february 2011
- 35. Whos behind it / cases References in literature - Defector / whistleblower - Declassified documents - Former employees - End of the Cold War - End of Soviet Union - End of East-Germany Peter Staal - february 2011
- 36. Declassified documents Polish Ministry of Interior (MSW) II Department (Counterintelligence) Peter Staal - february 2011
- 37. Declassified documents Peter Staal - february 2011
- 38. Declassified documents Peter Staal - february 2011
- 39. Declassified documents Peter Staal - february 2011
- 40. Declassified documents Peter Staal - february 2011
- 41. Declassified documents Peter Staal - february 2011
- 42. Declassified documents Peter Staal - february 2011
- 43. Declassified documents Peter Staal - february 2011
- 44. Declassified documents Speech / Morse generator Peter Staal - february 2011
- 45. Questions & Answers Peter Staal - february 2011
- 46. Peter Staal - february 2011