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descramble
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de·scram·ble  (d-skrmbl)
tr.v. de·scram·bled, de·scram·bling, de·scram·bles
To unscramble (a coded message or signal, for example).

descramble [diːˈskræmbəl]
vb
(Electronics & Computer Science / Telecommunications) to restore (a scrambled signal) to an intelligible form, esp automatically by the use of electronic devices
descrambler  n
Translations
descramble [ˈdiːˈskræmbl] VT (TV) → descodificar
descramble
vt (Telec) → entschlüsseln


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Hitachi's version of hard-drive-level data encryption scrambles data using a password-generated key as it is being written to the disk and then descrambled with the key as it is retrieved.
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