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=Enigma Articles=
 
=Enigma Articles=
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*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enigma_machine Wikipedia article: Enigma machine]
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*[http://www.cryptomuseum.com/crypto/enigma/ Enigma from the Crypto Museum]
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= 8 bit Enigma machine =
 
= 8 bit Enigma machine =
*[[Enigma/Example C-program 8 bit|8 bit enigma for crypting/decrypting files]]
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*[[Enigma/primer|Enigma Primer]]
== Number of possible keys when using three wheels==
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==Programs and files==
In the example below there is a caculation of possible keys that is
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There are three C-programs and four file in this project. All singlethreaded C programs.
*Three whells of 8 bit each diffently coded (fx. wheel[0]=67,wheel[1]=234 .. wheel[67]=165 .. )
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*[[Enigma/makewheel.c|makewheel.c]] which will make Random 8 bit Enigma Wheels
*An 8 bit Rotor-Reflector which is symmetricaly coded. (Fx. rr[0]=67 then rr[67]=0 etc. )
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*[[Enigma/wheels.h|wheels.h]] is an example of Random wheels made by [[Enigma/makewheel.c|makewheel.c]]
*When the encryption/decryption starts each wheel can be in 1 of 256 positions. Called the notch position
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*[[Enigma/enigma8.|enigma8.c]] whild will Crypt and Decrypt plainfiles.
<source lang=cli>
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*[[Enigma/enigma8crack.c|enigma8crack.c]] is a singlethreaded attempt to break a crypted file with a known Crib<ref>A Crib is a known plaintext message in the crypted message. You can Brute-force the crypted message until you get a match on the Crib</ref>
heth@MachoGPU:~/enigma$ <input>bc</input>
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=Network=
bc 1.06.95
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*clusterh: 83.90.239.180
Copyright 1991-1994, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2004, 2006 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
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=Footnotes=
This is free software with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
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<references/>
For details type `warranty'.
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[[Category:CoE]]
<input>/* Define the Factorial function */
 
define frac(x) {
 
  if (x>1) {
 
    return (x * f (x-1))
 
  }
 
  return (1)
 
 
 
}
 
 
 
/* Number of possible alterations of a 8 bit wheel */
 
wheel=frac(256)
 
print wheel</input>
 
85781777534284265411908227168123262515778152027948561985965565037726\
 
94525531475893774402913604514084503758853423365843061571968346936964\
 
75322289288497426025679637332563368786442675207626794560187968867971\
 
52114330770207752664645146470918732610083287632570281898077367178145\
 
41702505230186084953190681382574810702528175594594769870346657127381\
 
39286205234756808218860701203611083152093501947437109101726968262861\
 
60626366243502284094419140842461593600000000000000000000000000000000\
 
0000000000000000000000000000000
 
 
 
<input> /* Number of installed wheels in enigma */
 
numberofwheels=3
 
 
 
/* Number of possible alterations of the 8 bit rotor-reflector.
 
  The rotor-reflector can't point to it-self. (fx. location 8 can't be 8)
 
*/
 
rotorreflector=frac(255)
 
print rotorreflector</input>
 
33508506849329791176526651237548149420225840635917407025767798842862\
 
08799035732771005626138126763314259280802118502282445926550135522251\
 
85672769253319307041281108333032565932204170002979216625073425339051\
 
37544660457112403384627010340202629925813784231472766366436471553963\
 
05352541105541439434840109915068285430675068591638581980604162940383\
 
35658673919826878210492461407660579356286524198217620742862096977680\
 
31494674313868079724382476891586560000000000000000000000000000000000\
 
00000000000000000000000000000
 
<input>
 
 
 
/* Number of possible startpositions of the three wheels.
 
  they are called a notch from the original mechanical solution
 
*/
 
notches=256*256*256
 
print notches</input>
 
16777216
 
<input>
 
/*Total number of Keys when using a 8 bit Enigma with three wheels */
 
wheel*numberofwheels*rotorreflector*notches</input>
 
14467425940815419878550914285328747194412838285887202913906796612290\
 
67116765686074239837002699523310587812021105128921519898929662849673\
 
80231859551685345801700678590340949512766773530970639425397581454798\
 
34629363249827620200556239557412599222204518999540726185192515996315\
 
06978129392323972906002241190936561257411009104030200763332968508802\
 
10053380885667825490547810051729838486330141341759611086561117956500\
 
02210195590742957751653052758866489611046357269440002628221514248948\
 
17132504901094529220429149272922120473850361954385338800798632554213\
 
60438811591136370963675381915493290515801660130577959111839885736840\
 
77541504957308491144024012326090397003948528853785364705857026051935\
 
47050340165465982389653696093503539510788359067272108792866788729818\
 
77493077624052679059588612553113715864219395902995530561734847463169\
 
09861780870355495760296743612825305064871402809304345105972352826182\
 
65297223680000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000\
 
00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
 
</source>
 
{{Source cli}}
 

Latest revision as of 16:47, 7 December 2010

Enigma Articles

8 bit Enigma machine

Programs and files

There are three C-programs and four file in this project. All singlethreaded C programs.

Network

  • clusterh: 83.90.239.180

Footnotes

  1. A Crib is a known plaintext message in the crypted message. You can Brute-force the crypted message until you get a match on the Crib