deciphered

The google's blogpost says that 98 something percent of old text could be deciphered by AI.

A point made is that the Y meter obscures an otherwise instantly understandable metric with a visualization that must be deciphered.

And the severity of Heartbleed was such that all encrypted information could be deciphered.

Sorry, should have been more explicit, but you've correctly deciphered all the obscure abbreviations.

I know it's data being transmitted/received, but I wonder if it can be deciphered in this manner.

The data can sit there and be deciphered any number of ways.

I had almost deciphered the entire thing on my own, before I found that translation sign in the hidden area in ep.3.

I said they made an attempt in the right direction from the small bit of code I'd deciphered and outlined some unaddressed problems.

I think I've deciphered your meaning now.

Chadwick's book recounts the tale of how Michael Ventris ultimately deciphered it and revealed the text to be Ancient Greek rather than any other language, which was against scholarly opinion of the time - and even his own.

I know how the cipher works, having solved challenge 3, but when I brute-forced all 327 hex strings in their challenge data with each of the 256 possible one-byte keys, none of them deciphered to anything like English.

I deciphered only 8 first characters from the first line (Happy ha*); also, G in PG looks exactly like my handwritten &, which is lovely, but nobody will believe me I haven't forged that.

This is given a "readability" score of grade 14, which I suppose means it can only be deciphered by college sophomores or above.

"Searching for "Bletchley Park" will cause the title of the info card to appear as if it was being deciphered by Google."

I don't understand why the pro-gun community doesn't take a stronger stance against mass surveillance, "swamping" a group of law enforcement requires communication that can't be deciphered, and the general public has little interest in that.

When it clicked, I wrote: "I have deciphered the master key to public speaking: use Vanity (idolz) or Pride (topic translatable to lowest common denominator), but not Envy (my endeavors)." So in my opinion, TED by nature of being oral presentations would skew away from the dry wit, and piercing insight of writing.