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Chips USA NSA
COMSEC module
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INDICTOR is an embedded COMSEC module, developed by the
US National Security Agency (NSA),
that povides encryption of voice and low speed data signals.
It supports a range of existing voice coding schemes and uses
the highly secret GCHQ/NSA-developed
SAVILLE encryption algorithm.
The unit operates from a single 5V DC power supply with low power requirements
and can be keyed remotely by existing re-keying techniques. It supports many
voice coding schemes, such as CVSD, LPC, RELP and PCM.
It is compatible with KY-57
and KY-58,
Vinson AN/CSZ-1 and KYV-2 at
12 an 16 kbit/s. A half-duplex module operates with
ANDVT
and STU-III/MPT
at 2400 baud.
According to public sources, INDICTOR supports
SAVILLE I, PADSTONE and CORDOBA (Type 2).
The authorised vendor is Motorola Inc. [2].
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Device Embeddable COMSEC module Vendor Motorola
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CVSD Continuous Variable Slope Delta modulation LPC-10 Linear Predictive Coding RELP Residual Enhanced Linear Predictive coding PCM Pulse Code Modulation
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- Jane's Military Communications, INDICTOR Miniature Voice/Data Security Device
Fifteenth Edition 1994-1995. p. 560.
- Cryptome, DOE Crypto Equipment Guide
28 October 1997. KG-84A General Purpose Encryption Equipment. 1
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