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SVR decoding software
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Kelchblatt 1 is a software program for decoding encrypted messages that are sent
via tone-coded transmitters in the Short Wave (SW) radio band, used by agents
of the Russian foreign intelligence service SVR [1].
It was first discovered in Germany in 2013 [3] and was used in combination
with another software program, called Parabola,
to encrypt and send messages via a satellite uplink.
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In the German language, Kelchblatt or Sepalum means Sepal (part of a
flower) [2]. ➤ Wikipedia
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