| Red |
| Zip |
| Bar |
| Area |
| Dress |
| Up to |
| Cipher |
| Binary |
| Encrypt |
| Encipher |
| Morse __ |
| Spyspeak |
| UPC part |
| Penal ___ |
| Rule book |
| Encryption |
| $$$ source |
| App makeup |
| Set of laws |
| ___ of laws |
| Agent's aid |
| Spy writing |
| Part of UPC |
| Work in C++ |
| Zip or area |
| Body of law |
| ___ of honor |
| __ of ethics |
| Spy's secret |
| Zip or Morse |
| Zip, for one |
| Write an app |
| Bar closing? |
| Kind of word |
| Morse or zip |
| Body of laws |
| Set of rules |
| Value system |
| Area or Morse |
| Secret script |
| Word with ZIP |
| Secret signal |
| Spy's writing |
| Morse or area |
| Program lines |
| Secret writing |
| ___ of silence |
| Commercial ___ |
| Cryptogram key |
| Do programming |
| Morse made one |
| Program makeup |
| Reading block? |
| Secrecy medium |
| Software basis |
| What to cipher |
| Wigwag system. |
| Hacker's forte |
| Morse, for one |
| Write software |
| System of laws |
| Morse creation |
| Secret message |
| Secret language |
| Create software |
| IT instructions |
| Pig Latin, e.g. |
| Program listing |
| Secret to crack |
| System of rules |
| Web composition |
| Cracking target |
| 'The Da Vinci ' |
| Member of Set 2 |
| It may be broken |
| Dots and dashes. |
| Hackers crack it |
| Java ingredient? |
| Safety standards |
| Secret sentences |
| Cryptogram, e.g. |
| Cracker's target |
| Morse's creation |
| Set of standards |
| Builder's concern |
| It may be cracked |
| Set of principles |
| Hammurabi had one |
| It may be genetic |
| Pearl Jam "No ___ |
| Programmer's work |
| Symbolic language |
| The "C" in U.P.C. |
| Thing to decipher |
| Something to crack |
| Something to break |
| Cipher or encipher |
| Collection of laws |
| Cracking candidate |
| Programmer's input |
| Spy ring contents? |
| Spy-school subject |
| Area or zip ending |
| Disguised language |
| A spy may crack it |
| Programming output |
| Programmer's output |
| Body of regulations |
| Cryptoquote, really |
| Do programming work |
| Do some programming |
| Standard of conduct |
| System of standards |
| Hard-to-read writing |
| A masking term (for) |
| Building regulations |
| Disguise the meaning |
| Programmer's writing |
| Secret message form. |
| Zip or area follower |
| One might be cracked |
| Word with bar or zip |
| Contractor's concern |
| Programmer's concern |
| Programming language |
| Bar or Morse follower |
| Black-chamber concern |
| Body of national laws |
| Cryptographic writing |
| Enigma machine output |
| Established standards |
| It needs to be broken |
| Penal or zip follower |
| Safety specifications |
| What a computer reads |
| What's often debugged |
| Word with area or zip |
| Programmer's creation |
| Computer's programming |
| Cryptographer's secret |
| Problem for a cracker? |
| Spy's writing, perhaps |
| Web developer's output |
| Word after bar or area |
| Word with bar or color |
| What programmers write |
| Word with fire or area |
| Computer language, e.g. |
| Cryptographers break it |
| Enigma machine's output |
| Pearl Jam's 4th "No ___ |
| Semaphore signals, e.g. |
| What a spy may write in |
| Word with Morse or area |
| Cryptologist's interest |
| Word with bar or binary |
| What a programmer writes |
| Dress" or "zip" follower |
| It's built for computers |
| System of secret symbols |
| Word after bar or binary |
| Word with "bar" or "area |
| Write a computer program |
| Be a computer programmer |
| Word with bar or airport |
| Programmer's work product |
| Software developer output |
| Camouflaged communication |
| Cryptographer's challenge |
| Genetic or dress follower |
| Word with "bar" or "dress |
| Computer programmer's work |
| It may be cracked by a spy |
| Output from some engineers |
| Write lines professionally |
| Medium for secret messages |
| Building contractor's study |
| It takes brains to crack it |
| --- blue (medical emergency) |
| Cipher — set of principles |
| Computer programmer's output |
| Bottom numbers on an envelope |
| Computer programmer's writing |
| It's cracked by cryptologists |
| Word preceding various colors |
| Building contractor's concern |
| Building inspector's expertise |
| Building inspector's reference |
| It's broken after some thought |
| When it's cracked, it's broken |
| ''Bar'' or ''airport'' follower |
| Fourth Pearl Jam album, "No ___ |
| It's cracked by a cryptographer |
| Area ___ (part of a phone number) |
| Preparation that needs a cracker? |
| When it gets cracked, it's broken |
| The Da Vinci ___" (Dan Brown novel) |
| One if by land, two if by sea, etc. |
| Secret system of letters. words etc |
| Start for "of honor" or "of silence |
| You might crack one with your brain |
| It only makes sense when it's broken |
| Word that can follow "Morse" or "ZIP |
| What the four circled answers "crack |
| ___ of silence (what a snitch breaks) |
| It may involve an exchange of letters |
| Morse ___ (what telegraphers tap out) |
| ''One if by land, two if by sea,'' e.g. |
| Inner-city" for "black," to some people |
| Encrypted Wiz Khalifa track, with "The"? |
| It can't be understood until it's broken |
| Internet expert Lawrence Lessig's subject |
| Programmer's intellectual property, maybe |
| ___ of conduct (set of rules about behavior) |
| Longtime companion" for "same-sex partner," once |
| Zip ___ (five-digit number in a mailing address) |
| Word that can be followed by any of several colors |
| Feature of Doyle's "The Adventure of the Dancing Men |