1.   The latest machines scramble the messages so that the conversation cannot easily be intercepted.

2.   Each can scramble messages like eggs in a blender and unravel codes at cyber-age speed.

3.   Enigma used a series of electrical rotors to scramble messages in an astronomical number of ways.

4.   For example, Parker noted that Silicon Valley executives successfully opposed Clinton administration efforts to restrict the use of powerful encryption software that scrambles digital messages.

5.   Others do, but they scramble the message.

6.   Such software can scramble messages so unauthorized persons cannot read them.

7.   The Clinton administration previously proposed that the computer industry adopt a single type of encryption, known as key-escrow, which would scramble messages with mathematical passwords.

8.   The public key is used to scramble a message and may be used by anyone, so it can, even should, be made public.

9.   This program connects to a server, which creates the key used to scramble the message.

10.   Under almost all encryption schemes, each message is scrambled in a different way.