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ELCRO Siemens Germany SAVILLE
Data encryption unit
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ELCROBIT 3-2, also written as ELCROBIT 3/2 or EB 3-2,
is a procedure-independent
data encryption unit for transmission speeds
up to 64 kbit/s (64 kbps), developed in the mid-1980s by
Siemens in Germany.
The device uses the secret Type 1
SAVILLE encryption algorithm,
developed in the late 1960s jointly by GCHQ and NSA.
The device has a CCITT X.21/V.25 bis interface, and is
very similar to the ELCROBIT 3-1,
which features a CCITT V.24/V.10 interface (RS-232).
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One known use of the ELCROBIT 3-2 is in combination with the HF-7000
radio set, that was used by Special Forces (SF) and
Stay-Behind Organisations (SBO). The image on the right shows a typical
Elcrobit device as it was published in the Siemens brochure [A].
This page currently acts as a placeholder for information about the
Elcrobit 3-2. If you have anything that can help us to improve this page,
place contact us.
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Device Data encryption unit Purpose Secure messaging and data transfer over radio Model Elcrobit 3-2 Manufacturer Siemens Country Germany Year 1985 ~ Algorithm SAVILLE Keys 128-bit Speed 64 kb/s Dimensions ? - Weight?
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