Listen to the sound clip The enigma machine was a cipher machine that the Germans used to encode messages during World War Two. It encodes a message using three parts: the plugboard, the rotors, and the reflector. First is the plugboard: is a series of sockets corresonding to each letter which could connect one letter to another, causing them to swap. This means if A was connected to B and the A key was pressed, the resulting encoded letter would be B, and vice versa. Next, it goes through the rotors. There are three... from Quandale Dingle (Version 2.0) TTS Computer AI Voice:
The enigma machine was a cipher machine that the Germans used to encode messages during World War Two. It encodes a message using three parts: the plugboard, the rotors, and the reflector. First is the plugboard: is a series of sockets corresonding to each letter which could connect one letter to another, causing them to swap. This means if A was connected to B and the A key was pressed, the resulting encoded letter would be B, and vice versa. Next, it goes through the rotors. There are three...
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