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KEnigma

1.2.1

KDE Education

Score 82%

ae6gn

Link: Link
Downloads: 3306

Submitted: Aug 23 2005
Updated: Feb 17 2006

Description:

KEnigma is a replica of the German enigma code machine used in WW2 written in ruby/kde. This is an exact
copy of the real machine (You could encode a message on a real enigma and decode it using this.)

Depends on: ruby and KDE-Bindings or Korundum

Changelog:

0.1:
First release

0.2:
A few encyphering bugs fixed
menu->View->TextWindow (see screenshot)
Save/Load settins

0.3:
Rotor 4 now works
Code cleanup

0.4:
Stecker Board works (menu->View->Stecker Board)
Cannot save Stecker settings.

0.5:
Bug fix: Error with second rotor turning.
menu->File->New will reset the enigma to default settings
menu->Settings->KeyBindings (type on the keyboard to input text.)

0.6:
More work on the SteckerBoard
Change the lamp color in menu->settings->options
help->About KEnigma
help->About KDE
Code cleanup

1.0:
Redesigned options dialog
Slightly modified 'Text Window'
File saveing through KDE not ruby
code cleanup

1.1:
.desktop file
Installer

1.2:
New installer
Does not crash when saving or opening files if not given a filename.
Can save Entered/Encyphered text in the Text Window.

1.2.1:
Fixed installer bug.

License: GPL

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Great tool

by PomTom on: Aug 24 2005

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I've dropped my PGP already.

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Re: Great tool

by csawtell on: Nov 14 2005

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I hope you are joking.

PGP/GPG is infinitely superior, because the enigma system was broken cryptographically a long time ago, whereas PGP/GPG is still pretty secure. Up to 90 days for NSA etc. to break a message.

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Newbie needs help

by rprokaski on: May 4 2006

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rprokaski

Please bare with me, I'm just learning how to use Linux. I'm having trouble installing Kenigma. There is no configure script with source I downloaded. I tried using autoconf to create configure but I get errors "m4 undefined macro". Do I need to create the configure script or is that file just missing from the source? I'm running SuSE 10.0 Any help would be greatly appreciated. This program directly relates to a school project my son is working on. Thanks

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yeah!

by IdiotWithTypoedEmail on: Aug 25 2005

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the last obstacle to the domination of linux on the desktop has been cleared! :)

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Heh.

by SynTruth on: Aug 25 2005

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Laugh all you want, but I think this is pretty nifty, after having read "Cryptonomicon" by Stephenson, where he goes into detail about how the Enigma machines worked, how that extra 4th dial makes the encryption much harder to break. Thank goodness we broke it. ;)

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Thank God ...

by Hyperion on: Sep 16 2005

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... that "you" craked it :-) It was important for the whole world - including Germany!!!

@App: I love Linux for all those great small applications. It is always fun to learn something in almost every tecnical or mathematical discipline!

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Good Game

by BorgQueen on: Sep 15 2005

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I think any game that tasks the mind is a good game. I appreciate your efforts.

The Borg Queen

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Wow...

by BCMM on: Nov 25 2005

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BCMM

This is brilliant. Probably useless, but unbelievably cool.

I wonder how easy it would be to implement Bombes on a modern computer, and how fast they would break the cypher....

bash-2.05b# cat /dev/mem | strings | grep -i llama
Shit, my RAM is full of llamas!
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1.2

by xeric on: Feb 13 2006

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xeric

I had 1.1 installed on Fedora 4 and it worked but 1.2 just hangs.

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KEnigma

KDE Education

KEnigma is a replica of the German enigma code machine used in WW2 written in ruby/kde. This is an exact copy of the real machine (You could encode a message on a real enigma and decode it using this.) Depends on: ruby and KDE-Bindings or Korundum

Great tool

I've dropped my PGP already.

Re: Great tool

I hope you are joking. PGP/GPG is infinitely superior, because the enigma system was broken cryptographically a long time ago, whereas PGP/GPG is still pretty secure. Up to 90 days for NSA etc. to break a message.

Newbie needs help

yeah!

the last obstacle to the domination of linux on the desktop has been cleared! :)

Heh.

Laugh all you want, but I think this is pretty nifty, after having read "Cryptonomicon" by Stephenson, where he goes into detail about how the Enigma machines worked, how that extra 4th dial makes the encryption much harder to break. Thank goodness we broke it. ;)

Thank God ...

... that "you" craked it :-) It was important for the whole world - including Germany!!! @App: I love Linux for all those great small applications. It is always fun to learn something in almost every tecnical or mathematical discipline!

Good Game

I think any game that tasks the mind is a good game. I appreciate your efforts. The Borg Queen

Wow...

This is brilliant. Probably useless, but unbelievably cool. I wonder how easy it would be to implement Bombes on a modern computer, and how fast they would break the cypher....

1.2

I had 1.1 installed on Fedora 4 and it worked but 1.2 just hangs.

KEnigma is a replica of the German enigma code machine used in WW2 written in ruby/kde. This is an exact
copy of the real machine (You could encode a message on a real enigma and decode it using this.)

Depends on: ruby and KDE-Bindings or Korundum

I hope you are joking.

PGP/GPG is infinitely superior, because the enigma system was broken cryptographically a long time ago, whereas PGP/GPG is still pretty secure. Up to 90 days for NSA etc. to break a message.

... that "you" craked it :-) It was important for the whole world - including Germany!!!

@App: I love Linux for all those great small applications. It is always fun to learn something in almost every tecnical or mathematical discipline!

I think any game that tasks the mind is a good game. I appreciate your efforts.

The Borg Queen

This is brilliant. Probably useless, but unbelievably cool.

I wonder how easy it would be to implement Bombes on a modern computer, and how fast they would break the cypher....