There's at least one firm which makes this stuff commercially, their products
are available via http://www.appsig.com/prods/index.html. This looks like a
one-stop ECHELON shop: you take one or more of their products (pick your type,
intended target, and budget), plug as many E1's or E3's or whate
At 16:25 1998-11-10 -0800, Jim Gillogly wrote:
>BlueFlux writes:
>> If this refers to the ENIGMA codes used by the germans, im curious.
>
>It doesn't, but it's still worth being curious about.
>
>> According to my material, it was a swedish mathematician who was first to
>> break the ENIGMA cipher
[This message contradicts Jim's message, which I tend to give more
credence to. Anyone care to settle the point? --Perry]
BlueFlux wrote:
> If this refers to the ENIGMA codes used by the germans, im curious.
> According to my material, it was a swedish mathematician who was first to
> break the
BlueFlux writes:
> If this refers to the ENIGMA codes used by the germans, im curious.
It doesn't, but it's still worth being curious about.
> According to my material, it was a swedish mathematician who was first to
> break the ENIGMA ciphers.
If you're thinking of the Swedish mathematician Ar
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If this refers to the ENIGMA codes used by the germans, im curious.
According to my material, it was a swedish mathematician who was first to
break the ENIGMA ciphers. So, does this article refer to the ENIGMA ciphers
or some other cipher? If it does refer to the ENIGMA codes, who was first
to de
