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dead-sea-cipher

A browser-based cryptographic history demo for the crypto-compare portfolio. Walks the full arc of cryptographic history — from Atbash (~600 BCE) through AES-256-GCM (2001 CE).

Historical & Classical Ciphers

Field Value
Coverage Atbash → Caesar → Vigenère → OTP → AES-256-GCM
Time span ~600 BCE to 2001 CE
Scripture connection Jeremiah 25:26, 51:1, 51:41
Live attacks Caesar brute force, Kasiski, OTP key reuse, AES tamper detection
Educational focus Why each cipher failed; what the next fixed

Quick Start

cd demos/dead-sea-cipher
npm install
npm run dev

See demos/dead-sea-cipher/README.md for full documentation.

See also:

  • iron-serpent — Modern block ciphers like Serpent-256 inherit every lesson encoded in this timeline
  • ciphermuseum.com — The narrative companion to this demo

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Browser-based cryptographic history demo — from Atbash in Jeremiah 25:26 (~600 BCE) to AES-256-GCM (2001 CE). Every cipher, every fatal flaw, every lesson that built the next one.

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