Sentence examples for on decrypting from inspiring English sources

He applied to join intelligence and was sent to Bletchley Park the following year, where he worked on decrypting Japanese diplomatic messages.

In the master class the excellent Canadian baritone Jonathan Estabrooks and the vibrant mezzo Elise Quagliata performed a scene in which Turing, who was gay, turns down a no-nonsense marriage proposal by his friend Joan Clarke, who worked with him on decrypting Enigma Code messages in World War II.

Just as scientists appeared to be on the cusp of decrypting the evidence to solve an ancient puzzle, looters plundered the desolate site, and the political chaos in Egypt seems to ensure that the scientists will not be going back anytime soon.

Prosecutors presented a case based largely on 2,000 pages of decrypted communications peppered with communist jargon seized when the five were indicted in 1998 as part of the 14-member spying network.

Yet the work is an an invaluable reading manual on Berber tattoos and a formidable tool for decrypting their motifs.

International Business Times reported that part of the GCHQ-NSA collaboration will focus on trying to decrypt messages sent through Tor.

Nevertheless, the TMZ system still relies on passwords to decrypt and access the private key [13].

Nearly every cloud service places compliance with the law above the needs of its users (SpiderOak is an exception to this, and I wrote mistakenly here that they are able to decrypt on command; They are not, as a commenter points out, although the metadata they can disclose could also be critical).

The legislation creates a legal framework authorizing state actors to hack into devices, networks and services, including in bulk; maintain large databases of personal information on U.K. citizens, including individuals suspected of no crime; and force companies to decrypt data on request — effectively placing limits on the use of end-to-end encryption.

"The stored keys that you are decrypting on the token are small enough to enable the process," he said.

The Australian, British, and US Armies, as well as the RAAF and the RAN all supplied personnel for this formation, which worked on codebreaking and decrypting Japanese message traffic.