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this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2023
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Nobody else has mentioned deliberate obfuscation techniques.
For example, if you're sending field commanders instructions in writing, you brief them in advance that if you use certain codewords, modify certain data. I.e if you use the word "glorious" to describe reinforcement troops, double the number. If you describe them as "experienced" halve the number.
So if the letter does fall into enemy hands, the data will be wrong.