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The original Enigma machine had a cryptographic weakness in that it would never encode a letter to itself (e.g. an A would never be encoded to an A). Luckily th
by AndrewOMartin 3y ago
The original Enigma machine had a cryptographic weakness in that it would never encode a letter to itself (e.g. an A would never be encoded to an A). Luckily this seems to have been fixed for the binary enigma machine.
- jagged-chisel 3y agoIf, in a binary Enigma, one could not encrypt a 0 as a 0, nor a 1 as 1, “decryption” would be trivial.
- chjh 3y agoYeah, I figured my version needed to solve that problem :P