At your secret service

Sweden has a long and proud history in cryptology. From the worlds oldest mechanical cipher machine to the breaking of German codes during the Second World War, Swedens heritage in the field stretches back further than most people realise.

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For more than 30 years, a Swedish cipher machine built in a basement protected some of the country's most sensitive communications. The machine is known as PUD and was used by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs to encrypt messages.