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	How the Allies broke the German Diplomatic cipher Floradora. During World War 2, the Germans believed their two major diplomatic cryptographic systems were impregnable. Both were based on a Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-08-05 04:37:06 Open Document File Size: 52,95 KB Share Result on Facebook City Tokyo / Dublin / Berlin / Reykjavik / / Company SIS Frank Lewis / / Country United Kingdom / Mozambique / United States / Panama / Iceland / / Event Person Travel / / Facility Panama canal / German Consulate / Arlington Hall / / IndustryTerm diplomatic cryptographic systems / / NaturalFeature Panama canal / / Organization German Consulate / British Consulate in Mozambique / US Army’s Secret Intelligence Service / Government Code and Cypher School / / Person Abraham Sinkov / / Position clerk / Captain / enciphering clerk / sailor / / ProvinceOrState Alberta / / Technology operating system / / SocialTag Cipher Floradora Code Known-plaintext attack Cryptanalysis One-time pad Cryptography Espionage Cyberwarfare

How the Allies broke the German Diplomatic cipher Floradora. During World War 2, the Germans believed their two major diplomatic cryptographic systems were impregnable. Both were based on aAdd to Reading List