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(kazkur principinę buvau matęs), dalis enigmų prieš karą buvo pagaminta rusijoje vokiečiai tik vieną ratuką pradžiai dasidėjo ir to ilgam pakako
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Kol nepateigsi shaltiniu kad Enigma ar bent panashu varianta i Enigma sukure tie Ciabuviai rusai tai niekaip nepatikesiu
Apacioj Enigmos atsiradimo istorija.
In 1918, Engineer Arthur Scherbius patented a cipher machine using rotors. The German Navy and Foreign Offices were approached, but were not interested. In 1923, the rights for the patents went to Chiffriermaschinen-AG, a firm with Scherbius on the board of directors, that commercialized the machine. In 1927, Scherbius bought the 1919 patent from of a similar machine from the Dutchman Koch, in order to secure his own patent, approved in 1925.
The first cipher machine, Enigma A, came onto the market in 1923. It was a large and heavy machine with an integrated typewriter and weighed about 50 Kg.
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Tam paciam puslapyje pastraipa apie Enigmos palikima ateities shifravimo masinoms:
The heritage of Enigma
After the Second World War, Enigma was the basis for many more sophisticated rotor cipher machines like the Swiss NEMA, the American KL-7 ADONIS and the until recently top secret Russian M-125 FIALKA. Although Enigma was very well designed and offered, for those days, an unbreakable security, the negligent use in the German Armed Forces and the compromised codebook material enabled the codebreakers to turn the best kept secret of the war into a Trojan horse and give the kick-off for cryptographic intelligence. Today, Signal Intelligence is considered to be a most vital part of the modern battle.