READ THE FULL REVIEW There are two stories. The first story, and the most covered, is directly about the immense contribution Bletchley made to the achievement of victory and to the significant shortening of WWII. That story in its own right is both completely absorbing and vital to understanding key parts of WWII. The second story is perhaps even more essential reading. Welchman was heavily involved in the development of technology that made the digital age possible. Bletchley Park is the true home of the electronic digital information processor. Without that work, there might be no Internet and we could still be living in an analogue world where almost everything we take for granted today would not exist. This book should be essential reading in schools and be read widely. It provides insights that should show how further advances can be made and how security can be developed to protect the users of electronic information. Currently few understand the threats that come with the enormous benefits and because of that, developers and politicians continue to fail miserably in providing the benefits at an acceptable level of risk.
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