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Cipher procedure
Cipher procedure 50010 (German: Chiffrierverfahren 50010) was a
manual cipher system that consisted of a
code book
and subsitution table 535 (German: Susbstitutionstafel 535).
It was introduced in the DDR (East-Germany)
in 1980 and was used by East German border patrol [1].
The plaintext was converted into numbers first, by means of a
codebook.
Any words or common expressions that were not covered by the codebook, were
converted into numbers by means of substitution table 535 above.
The result was then encrypted with cipher procedure 001
[1].
Once the message was encrypted, it was usually send via radio by means of
morse code telegraphy.
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