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The 600-series was a family of cipher machines that was developed and
introduced by Mils Elektronik
from the mid-1970s onwards, as a replacement to the successful
but ageing 800 family. The line still consists of paper tape-based
cipher machines and key generators, but some of them offer support for
'new' media, such as floppy discs and EPROMS.
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The ME-600 was a versatile truely random key stream generator
for the production of One-Time Tapes (OTT), floppy discs, EPROMs
and ordinary paper-based One-Time Pads (OTP).
It was released in the early 1990s, as the successor to the ME-800.
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The ME-620 was an off-line ciphe rmachine for teleprinter networks
(Telex) that was developed in the mid-1970s. The machines features
the unbreakable One-Time Pad cipher (OTP), but is also capable of
using algorithm-based encryption in case no key tapes are available.
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The ME-640 is an off-line teleprinter cipher machine that can be used
for One-Time Pad encryption (mixer), but also has a built-in key
generator which can be used if no key tapes are available.
For maximum security the key generator has a very large key space.
The ME-640 was the successor to the ME-840 and was introduced in 1986.
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