Enigma code-breaking machine rebuilt at Cambridge

Cambridge Engineering alumnus Hal Evans has built a fully-functioning replica of a 1930s Polish cyclometer - an electromechanical cryptologic device that was designed to assist in the decryption of German #Enigma ciphertext. The replica currently resides in King’s College, Cambridge. www.eng.cam.ac....
Credit: Hal Evans

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Retro design elegance in purest form. One feels it could look like this.

[@koriko88]

The real ones weren’t that pretty. They looked more like a typewriter in a wooden box.

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Thank You for this file. In this article i can learn the true participation of Polish mathematicians in solving the Enigma .

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fascinating - but didnt explain anything.

[@EngineeringCambridge]

You might find this an interesting read: www.eng.cam.ac.uk/news/enigma-code-breaking-machine-rebuilt-cambridge

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Fantastic!

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The cyclometer was invented by Marian Rejewski, and constructed according to his exact instructions probably in 1935.

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SALUDOS DE CODIGOS MONTOYA... CON UNA GRAN IDEA PARA TODAS LAS UNIBERSIDADES DEL MUNDO....

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We live in a society

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My brain hurts.

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Огонь!

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First comment .love for cambridge university .and first like

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M’

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