> In the history of cryptology, women tend to be either systematically excluded or reduced to objects. I would have loved to see some more examples of this, si

> In the history of cryptology, women tend to be either systematically excluded or reduced to objects. I would have loved to see some more examples of this, since I wasn't aware it was an issue. Speaking specifically to exclusion, I thought a lot of the foundational work in cryptography was done by women. Disappointing to hear about systematic exclusion and marginalization in this field.