The protagonist is Susan Fletcher, a brilliant cryptographer working for the NSA. The agency is home to a massive supercomputer named TRANSLTR, designed to crack any code, regardless of complexity, ensuring the American government has access to the world’s secrets. The plot kicks into high gear when the NSA encounters a code that TRANSLTR cannot break—a "Digital Fortress."
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Written in the late 1990s, Digital Fortress captures the anxieties of the early internet age. While some of the specific technologies mentioned (such as the speed of processors or the specific internet browsers) are now dated, the core concepts are prescient. The debate over government backdoors into encryption software is arguably more relevant today than it was when While some of the specific technologies mentioned (such
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