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Some mathematical aspects of cryptography (1941)

61 pointsby gone35over 1 year ago

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tialaramexover 1 year ago
In terms of timing, the author&#x2F; speaker had no way to know this, but at the time they&#x27;re saying hey, actually this is practical because you don&#x27;t need a machine (1941), both sides are in fact using machines.<p>The Japanese begin using &quot;Purple&quot; about this time (prior systems &quot;Red&quot; and &quot;Blue&quot; were not mechanical), the Nazis had Engima even before the war and have also been using Lorenz &#x2F; &quot;Tunny&quot; for a few months although only in prototype and their Allied counterparts are using a roughly similar technology to Enigma (Typex) and another weird (but pragmatic) rotor machine the ECM Mark II.
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