Tunny

His analysis enabled the cryptographers working on Lorenz messages, known as Tunny, to speed up decryption of the information by hand from 1941, and later to design decryption machines.

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The Allies first picked up the stream of enciphered traffic, dubbed Tunny, in 1940.

BBC News | Technology | World Edition 2009

The Allies first picked up the stream of enciphered traffic, dubbed Tunny, in 1940.

BBC News | Technology | World Edition 2009

"I'm confident Tony will find a way of fitting Tuncay into the team," he said after seeing the Turk - "Tunny" to Pulis - bizarrely withdrawn just six minutes after being introduced as a substitute in the wake of Abdoulaye Faye's dismissal at Hull.

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We brought Tunny on when the game had turned and we were in the ascendancy, and that's where Tunny's at his best.

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The weight-forward Little Tunny line is a clear, slow-sinking intermediate in sizes 8 through 10.

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Gross and hilarious, as is his other book of short poems, Timothy Tunny Swallowed a Bunny.

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Gross and hilarious, as is his other book of short poems, Timothy Tunny Swallowed a Bunny.

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This new cipher machine, code-named ˜Tunny™ by Bletchley Park, was broken in April 1942 and current traffic was read for the first time in July of that year.

The Modern History of Computing Copeland, B. Jack 2006

Based on binary teleprinter code, Tunny was used in preference to Morse-based Enigma for the encryption of high-level signals, for example messages from Hitler and members of the German High Command.

The Modern History of Computing Copeland, B. Jack 2006