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Mils Electronic
Mils Electronic is a manufacturer of encryption/decryption systems in Mils (Austria). The company was founded in 1947 in Trier (Germany), but moved to Austria in 1967 in order to remain neutral and independent. Although the company supplies various types of cryptographic systems, their main niche was and still is the practical implementation of the unbreakable One-Time Pad (OTP).

➤ History of Mils Electronic


Product families
Early cipher machines by Reichert Elektronik System 67 (MEA-67)
67
System 200
200
System 600
600
System 700 - E-mail security for PCs
700
System 800
800

Individual products
Reichert 5010 Reichert Elektronik Random Key Tape Perforator Mils' first family of random key generators OTT cipher machine (mixer) for teletype networks (telex) System 700 - E-mail security for PCs
700
ME-840 telex-based cipher machine (mixer) PCCM-4000 electronic pocket cipher machine ME-540 portable electronic cipher machine
MilsCard M-286, USB security stick ME-600 key generator ME-620 OTT cipher machine (mixer) ME-640 telex/ASCII cipher machine with OTP and internal key generator Mils Secure Telephone (Philips PNVX) Mils Fax Encryptor (Philips PFDX)
Fax
Wanted items
Although we have quite a bit of information about the various cipher machines made by Mils and its predecessor Reichert, we have hardly any of the items shown above. In order to present a more complete picture of the products that were made by Mils, we woulde like to add some of these to our collection. If you have any surplus equipment, please contact us.

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