Turing's mug cryptography challenge
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Encryption is the process of converting a message from plain text into cipher text.
Encryption is used to protect data.
During WWII, German officers used a special device called an Enigma machine to encrypt all of their communications.
During World War II, Alan Turing's secret work at Bletchley Park was central to decrypting German communications.
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