Marcel Danesi (Ph.D., University of Toronto) has published extensively in semiotics and linguistics, including Signs of Crime (2015), The Dexter Syndrome (2016), and (with M. Arntfield) Murder in Plain English (2017). He is currently full professor of anthropology at the University of Toronto and editor of Semiotica, the major journal in the field of semiotics.

• List of Illustrations – Preface – The Origins and Uses of Cryptography – Cryptography in Crime Fiction – Cryptography in Real Crimes – Crime, Computers, and the Internet – Secret Communications in Organized Crime – Cryptography and Crime – Index.

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Marcel Danesi (Ph.D., University of Toronto) has published extensively in semiotics and linguistics, including Signs of Crime (2015), The Dexter Syndrome (2016), and (with M. Arntfield) Murder in Plain English (2017). He is currently full professor of anthropology at the University of Toronto and editor of Semiotica, the major journal in the field of semiotics.

• List of Illustrations – Preface – The Origins and Uses of Cryptography – Cryptography in Crime Fiction – Cryptography in Real Crimes – Crime, Computers, and the Internet – Secret Communications in Organized Crime – Cryptography and Crime – Index.

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Marcel Danesi (Ph.D., University of Toronto) has published extensively in semiotics and linguistics, including Signs of Crime (2015), The Dexter Syndrome (2016), and (with M. Arntfield) Murder in Plain English (2017). He is currently full professor of anthropology at the University of Toronto and editor of Semiotica, the major journal in the field of semiotics.

• List of Illustrations – Preface – The Origins and Uses of Cryptography – Cryptography in Crime Fiction – Cryptography in Real Crimes – Crime, Computers, and the Internet – Secret Communications in Organized Crime – Cryptography and Crime – Index.

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