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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
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Almost all so-called code words get into the public domain, because of the www and therefore become useless, especially today.
When the Abwehr, German army military intelligence decided to exploit the allegedly invulnerable Enigma machine in the 1930s, they knew they had to change the settings, the code word, that was the starting point for all messages, every single day at midnight.
And that was over eighty years ago! |
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"Almost all so-called code words get into the public domain, because of the www and therefore become useless, especially today.
When the Abwehr, German army military intelligence decided to exploit the allegedly invulnerable Enigma machine in the 1930s, they knew they had to change the settings, the code word, that was the starting point for all messages, every single day at midnight.
And that was over eighty years ago!"
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