Re: [FYI] Antiques man guilty of Enigma charge

2001-09-29 Thread Renegade
A The machine was one of only three in the world An antiques dealer has admitted handling a stolen code-breaking Enigma machine, worth £100,000. The machine in question is an Abwehr Enigma, a variant of the basic design. (There were a fair number of variants, in fact.) Are you sure

Re: [FYI] Antiques man guilty of Enigma charge

2001-09-26 Thread Bill Sommerfeld
Only 3 in the world? I don't think so. At the last RSA conference, the NSA had a historical 'museum', including an enigma. The woman running it said there were at least 40 still around. I know one firm which has two of them, along with various other historical crypto HW. The BBC article

Re: [FYI] Antiques man guilty of Enigma charge

2001-09-26 Thread Steven M. Bellovin
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