A New Clue for the Kryptos Sculpture in CIA's Courtyard

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A New Clue for the Kryptos Sculpture
February 6, 2020
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2020/02/a_new_clue_for_.html

Jim Sanborn, who designed the Kryptos sculpture in a CIA courtyard, has released another clue to the still-unsolved part 4. I think he's getting tired of waiting.
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This Sculpture Holds a Decades-Old C.I.A. Mystery. And Now, Another Clue.

The creator of one of the world’s most famous mysteries is giving obsessive fans a new clue.

Kryptos, a sculpture in a courtyard at the headquarters of the Central Intelligence Agency in Langley, Va., holds an encrypted message that has not fully yielded to attempts to crack it. It’s been nearly 30 years since its tall scroll of copper with thousands of punched-through letters was set in place.

Three of the four passages of the sculpture have been decrypted (the first, though unacknowledged at the time, was solved by a team from the National Security Agency). But after nearly three decades, one brief passage remains uncracked.
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Now he is offering another clue. The last one, he says.
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