During the second world war, this macine troubles the enemies and allies, so if the German puzzle is solved, GErmany will soon meet destruction and a sign that the second world war will end soon.
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Enigma Machine
Enigma comes form latin (aenigma) wich means puzzle. Enigma is an encrption tool user to encrypt secret message. Enigma patented by a German engineer named Arthur Scherbius.
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In the first, this machine was sold commercially. But in the end this machine wa popular and known as the secret message encoding machine that was sent by tha Nazi to the other Nazi Armies during worl war 2. By using ths encryption machine, all messages sent cannot posibly be read by the enemy becasue they are considered very safe and impossible to translate.
During world war 2, all German communications relied heavily on this machine. With the help of this smart machine, all the messages of the assault, army convoys, enemy coordinates, tank locations, batteship locations and other strategies become difficult to know.
Looking form physical form, the design of an enigma machine is very simple, its similar to a typewriter, its jus that the encryption algorithm is so compicated that its impossible for people to solve it, even if someone has the machine it doesnt mean he can translate it.
Finally the Enigma Breaks Up and Germany Begins to Crumble
All the warships locations, tanks, and army convoys enter and leave the enigma machine. So if the enemy succeeds in solving this secret message, it means that the second world war will end soon and Germany will soon meet the destruction.
Before it could be solved by a research team form england, this enigma machine had already been solved by a Polish cryptographer in 1932 by Marian Rejewski, Jerzy Rozycki and Henryk Zygalski. But unfortunately Germany kenw about it and finally Germany redesigned the Enigma in 1939.
Although it was changed by the Germans, in the end the machine was able to be cracked by a team from England without being noticed by the Germans. The team managed to crack the enigma code through a machine designed by Alan Turing.
It is told in "The Imitation Game", that Alan Turing was a mathematician who worked for the British government in 1938 on a special mission to solve secret enigma messages. Alan Turing managed to crack the enigma code with a machine called Turing with the name machine or Bombe.
After Alan and his team found an enigma translator tool, they secretly kept the information secret in order to keep it safe and so it would not be discovered by the Germans. Historians also agree that the solving of the German riddle shortened World War II to 2 to 3 years earlier.
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