with rotary encoders to represent the Enigma rotors and multi-segment alphanumeric displays standing in for the lighted letters in the original. It supports all the different variations of rotors ...

Using X-ray Computed Tomography (CT), features inside the Enigma’s metal casing were revealed, including the wiring and structure of the rotors that encrypted messages sent using the machine. The CT ...

Photo: A four-rotor German Enigma cipher machine made during WW2. This rare machine is thought to have been used in the post-war years for coding Swiss diplomatic traffic. (SSPL/Getty Images ...

There’s even an acid-etched brass badge on the front cover with his special logo, complete with a profile of the original Enigma rotors. Very impressive workmanship, and we don’t even care ...

The Enigma Machine was used during WWII by the ... The machine works like an electrical circuit. The rotors towards the back of the machine do most of the scrambling by mixing up the wiring.