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• Was the random number system chosen for non-cryptological reasons?
• McCloy used in the story a cryptological double bluff.
• The chief German cryptological machine was the Enigma machine.
• During the Polish Soviet War ( 1919 1921 ), SierpiD
  ski helped break cryptological agency.
• Capt . Midnight Decoder BadgeOne subset of radio premiums were cryptological, mostly based on cipher disks.
• From 1996 to 2003, he served as the President of the Board of Directors of the National Cryptological Museum Foundation.
• "The Venona cryptological systems should have been impossible to read, " said William P . Crowell, the deputy director of the National Security Agency,
• In the interest of security, the allied cryptological services, before sending their messages over a teleprinter line, encrypted them using " Enigma doubles ".
• However, even America, thanks to its ties to Europe, had a cryptological history and a reserve of talented people who understood the problems and the solutions.
• After the June Franco-German armistice, the Polish cryptological team resumed work in France's southern " Free Zone ", although probably not on Enigma.
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  ycki's " clock " method was later elaborated by the British cryptologist Alan Turing at Bletchley Park in the development of a cryptological technique called " Banburismus ."
• The Code-O-Graph incorporates a cipher disk, a cryptological device, but the letters in the message were substituted by numbers, probably to avoid ambiguity for broadcast messages.
• Takagawa and Hiyama both assert that each year for about the next fourteen ( until ShM
  wa 14 ) years, two Japanese Army officers traveled to Warsaw for a year of cryptological training.
• Thus, probably the most widely read English books on cryptological history are possibly missing a large and important part of the development of professional cryptology in Japan  if the Japanese sources are correct.
• If you were seriously serious about total paranoid security, you need a lot of physical apparatus, a lot of understanding of security principles, some familiarity with cryptological software, and so forth.
• If, as Yardley claims, some Japanese codes did have as many as 25, 000 code groups at the time of the Washington Naval Conference, it would indicate a healthy appreciation of cryptological realities.
• One of the motivations behind Solitaire's creation is that in totalitarian environments, a deck of cards is far more affordable ( and less incriminating ) than a personal computer with an array of cryptological utilities.
• "Destroyers are no longer ` tin cans,'with their armament, " said Redmond, a top non-commissioned officer whose special electronics and cryptological skills went into the ship's construction.
• The reasons this project was undertaken are likely to include the recovery of an intact nuclear missile ( R-21, also known as NATO SS-N-5 Serb ), and cryptological documents and equipment.
• Adm . Dennis Blair, commander in chief of the U . S . Pacific Command, said the plane, which contains sensitive cryptological and other electronic surveillance equipment, is considered sovereign territory, similar to an embassy.