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Cryptologists Anonymous

'We subpoenaed all of 'Mr. Big's' electronic messages. They're in morse code.'

'I can't read their smoke signal. It's encrypted.'

"What did you think of the encryption article?"

M16 Code-breakers office

'Decoding is often 1, 14, 20, 9, 3, 12, 9, 13, 1, 3, 20, 9, 3.'

Quest for pirate's treasure - hidden prizes in consumer goods.

"I think Baxter needs a break."

"Ed always wears a poker face. His specialty is password encryption at the NSA."

'By putting all our data into code, our competitors can't read it, our unathorized personnel can't read it, and I'm afraid, neither can we.'

'Remember that code we couldn't decipher for seven years? We deciphered it - but do we want to know everything there is to know about rainfall in eastern Peru?'

'What you did is you took the encrypted message and instead of decrypting it, you encrypted it further.'

"Hey, guess what we're having for dinner tomorrow."

Alan Turing

Dear Mr Rembrandt, thanks for the link to the server where the data of your painting is located. I have transferred the 45.000 euros. Trading on NFT platforms is not as dubious as some old-fashioned folks say.

"Today, you're going to spend less time breaking into the school back office website, redirecting air traffic, sending encrypted messages overseas...and more time working on the lesson."

NSA Now Hiring: "Must be a good listener."

Here Lies P_T_R W_I_L__S: Inventor of the Crossword Puzzle

'The good news, Dave, is that the computer's passed the Turing test. The bad news is that you've failed.'

'I've cracked it! It's all in German!'

"Try S instead of L."

Military Intelligence - Cross word puzzle instead of medal ribbons.

Secret agents exchange Christmas greetings.

'Well, YOU call it bad penmanship, I call it encryption.'

PATRK - Do you get it? Tea in the Park (Lovely).

'Jerry's a cryptic sort of guy,'

"Ed's job description has changed. He used to be a code-cracker. Now he's an encryption-disabler."

'Shhh! The room could be humaned. - In bug spyworld.

"Tech support? I want to get my grades encrypted."

"He's the best man in our cipher department, sir. Even we don't understand his stuff. He used to do assembly instructions for Ikea."

'I would have called you sooner, but I had no idea you handled ransomware attacks!'

"No, my memo isn't encrypted...the spell check broke."

'Did you understand ANY of that?'