As a forensic tool, it surely does, and such tools are both common and have their robust client base. I think the mistake in that article was to present a foren

As a forensic tool, it surely does, and such tools are both common and have their robust client base. I think the mistake in that article was to present a forensic tool as some kind of advanced code-breaking. I guess it sounds more exciting this way, but also kinda misleading - which is witnessed by the fact that BBC was totally misled about it.