| Code books and cipher books were used to scramble and unscramble the messages, but cipher machines were also used, and were faster. |
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| But critics argue that anyone gaining access to the computer modules involved could unscramble the records and find out who voted which way. |
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| It is called conditional access, and you need a special thing in the box to unscramble the signal and let it through. |
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| Information on how to unscramble satellite TV signal and defeat smartcards was traded in Net chat rooms amongst the accused, prosecutors claim. |
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| Once it's been diagnosed you have to use tricks to unscramble the wrongly decoded message. |
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| The equipment, including devices used to reprogram access cards, enables viewers to unscramble DirecTV programming without legal authorization. |
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| An amusing game for verbalists, in which one or more persons try to unscramble words scrambled by the computer. |
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| See if you can unscramble each of the words below and then write in the correct definition from those provided. |
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| Use the clues in the right column to unscramble the pension words in the left column. |
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| Our economies are so intertwined that if we were ever to try to separate them, it would be like trying unscramble an omelette. |
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| Because this commissioner is getting more and more requests in order to unscramble the impact of this scandal. |
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| Complete puzzles, answer trivia questions, unscramble words and keep the beat to win points. |
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| It can unscramble different bottles so your different requirements can be satisfied. |
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| We also know that the police were able to unscramble those images in order to identify criminals or specific individuals. |
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| Even if the truth later came out, it might be hard to unscramble the omelette. |
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| The game gives you clues, and you have to unscramble different words. |
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| What's more, some programs scramble this data before it is sent and unscramble it at the other end, which means that no-one can eavesdrop on your conversations. |
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| Somebody else go on and let me scramble here a little more-or unscramble. |
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| As he is aware, many of his colleagues have not been idle either and much of the work that we have done has been, as a result of the work of Mr Howitt, to try and unscramble or reshape his particular report. |
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| But, with every quarter that passes, it's harder to unscramble the egg. |
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| After you unscramble them go to the answers page to see if you are right! |
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| It shut itself down in August after the American government came calling, demanding the site's encryption key, which could be used to unscramble the e-mail of all its roughly 400,000 users. |
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| I remember, as the member of a local authority, seeing a council waste time, effort and money trying to unscramble a valuable school meals contract that proved to be totally unsatisfactory. |
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| Race to unscramble the cities of the world: form two teams, each team gets a sheet with the names of 20 scrambled capitals, and they have to unscramble the words. |
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| But only the intended recipient, who knows the private key, can unscramble it. In this section Cracked credibility Knock knock ReprintsThat could help build a backdoor which would remain secure even if discovered. |
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| The first asked 40 volunteers to unscramble sentences. |
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| It also has control and communication functions, i.e. downloading billing data, event purchasing, polling etc. The apparatus will only unscramble encoded signals assigned to a particular subscriber. |
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| There's nothing you can do to unscramble that, is there? |
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