The most daring operation in history! How did the CIA use encryption equipment to spy on more than 100 countries?

Speaking of this intelligence coup, we have to mention Switzerland. The biggest impression everyone has on Switzerland should be watches. Swiss watches are world-famous. Therefore, Swiss mechanical equipment is also very advanced in the world, and Swiss encryption equipment is also quite powerful. The fact that the United States was able to launch this intelligence coup was not something he could accomplish alone. He also had the powerful helper of Germany. These two countries controlled the decision-making power of Crypto AG, a Swiss encoding machine manufacturing company, which allowed the CIA to use surveillance equipment to monitor more than 120 countries.

This action by the CIA can be said to have harmed the interests of many countries. It has always been said before that the United States' hegemony in the world can be shaken by five people, and the United States also enjoys the feeling of this hegemony. This incident began in the 1970s, when the United States and the German Intelligence Service acquired this company that specialized in manufacturing coding machines.

This company is very well-known, so the encoding machines it manufactures have been imported by many countries, including Iran, India and other Asian countries, as well as many Latin American countries. Products from this company have been purchased in nearly 120 countries around the world. One can imagine the impact this company will have on the world after being acquired by the United States and Germany. This company signed an agreement with the United States during World War II and has been providing coding machines to the US military.

Later, the United States and Germany took control of this encoding machine manufacturing company, and then they openly eavesdropped on the secrets of various countries. After the company was controlled by the United States, counterfeit programs were implanted into the equipment in advance. When the countries that purchased the equipment began to use these devices, the United States could use the counterfeit programs implanted in advance to crack the encrypted files of various countries and obtain a large amount of intelligence information. . In 1986, the United States bombed the Berlin Ballroom in Germany, but the United States did not know who did it. However, in the cracked documents of various countries, it found documents in which Libyan officials congratulated each other, so they launched a bombing campaign against Libya. Retaliatory attack.