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D'Agapeyeff cipher(expression, technology, entity, history)
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Eleanor Ireland(expression, technology, entity, history)
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Erich Huttenhain(expression, technology, entity, history)
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FRUMEL(technology, entity, history, cryptography)
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Far East Combined Bureau(expression, technology, entity, history)
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Federal Bureau of Investigation-Apple encryption dispute(expression, technology, entity, history)
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Ferdinand Voegele(expression, technology, entity, history)
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Fish(technology, entity, history, cryptography)
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Fleet Radio Unit(expression, technology, entity, history)
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Free Speech Flag(expression, technology, entity, history)
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Grill(technology, entity, history, cryptography)
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Gulf of Tonkin incident(expression, technology, entity, history)
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His Majesty's Ship Magdeburg(expression, technology, entity, history)
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Japanese army code(expression, technology, entity, history)
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Japanese cryptology(expression, technology, entity, history)
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Japanese diplomatic code(expression, technology, entity, history)
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Japanese naval code(expression, technology, entity, history)
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Kolab Now(expression, technology, entity, history)
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Kryptos(technology, entity, history, cryptography)
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Lavabit(technology, entity, history, cryptography)
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