LECTURE PART 4 KEY TERMS:   
DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES  (PART II)
WORLD WAR I -- MILITARY INTELLIGENCE AND SIGINT   

Foreign Office Commander Mansfield Cumming “C” MI6 Max Schultz  Agadir Crisis tasking prejudice  British Expeditionary Force  GHQ I(b) Admiral William Reginald “Blinker” Hall Captain Bernard Trench and Lieutenant Vivian Brandon (Link:  New York Times Article November 1910 (PDF) ) NATURE OF THE GREAT WAR symmetric war timetable war consumer expectation failure of cavalry for battlefield intelligence trench warfare static intelligence structures industrialized war of attrition (totalwar) war of ideologies Margaret Zelle -- Mata Hari Room 40 CRYPTOGRAPHY 101 plaintext steganography  [for more info: http://www.garykessler.net/library/fsc_stego.html ] transmission security microdots - datadots transmission security cryptography cipher transposition substitution cipher alphabets homophones nulls monoalphabetic cipher polyalphabetic cipher code code words homophone code  polyphone code digraph or bigram ENIGMA ( http://users.telenet.be/d.rijmenants/index.htm  ) polygram encicode placode superemcipher key keyword, keyphrase, or key number one use pads decipher or decode decrypt (verb) -- cryptoanalysis (code breaking) decryption -- decrypt (noun) decoding - decode cleartext or "in clear" or "in plain language" cryptology cyptography paradox of cryptanalysis Zimmerman Telegram Case (Zimmerman Note)