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"Forced to submerge during attack. Depth charges..."A grid composed of thousands of home PCs has cracked three coded German messages from World War II. The codes resisted the best efforts of the cryptographers based at Bletchley Park during the war, reports the BBC

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Published: 3 March 2006 14:35 GMT

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