Speaking of seizing an Enigma, here's a picture of a handy one rotor
version I got at Bletchley Park. The rotor flips over so there's two
possible rotors and the determined cryptographer can use multiple
rotors by making several passes manually over the data.
http://www.taugh.com/enigma.jpeg
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>David Kahn's "Seizing the Enigma" is back in print. However, it's
>only available from Barnes and Noble -- their publishing arm is doing
>the reprint. According to the preface, the new edition corrects
>minor errors, but didn't give any details.
http://
David Kahn's "Seizing the Enigma" is back in print. However, it's
only available from Barnes and Noble -- their publishing arm is doing
the reprint. According to the preface, the new edition corrects minor
errors, but didn't give any details.
http://search.barne
