The NSA have released details of a top-secret encrypted digital telephony system,
used by the Allies in WW2. The system used two turntables to hold the
encryption key on vinyl records, synchronised with a clock two orders of
magnitude more accurate than a modern consumer CD player. Some implementation
details are still missing, though (such as the sampling rate used, the
speed and capacity of the vinyl records, &c); though nonetheless, this is
rather impressive.
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