KJakker Posted August 1, 2015 Posted August 1, 2015 I thought that with all of the World War II and Cold War history buffs around here you might find this interesting. The site linked below has Simulators of the Enigma, US M-209, TSEC/KL-7, Hagelin BC-52, and ATOMIX cipher machines. From what I have read the Enigma simulator is an exact simulation of the operation of the Enigma machines such that it can decrypt actual WWII Enigma messages if you have the correct settings. Dirk Rijmenants' Cipher Machines and Cryptology: Historical and Technical Information about Crypto Machines, Cryptology and Free Software Simulations Also another site Crypto Museum has a lot of information on cipher machines. It also has download links to the simulators from the page above (except the ATOMIX) as well as a download link to a simulator for the Soviet M-125 Fialka cipher machine. Enigma Links Simulator Page Codebook Tool Crypto Museum Page US M-209 Links Simulator Page Crypto Museum Page TSEC/KL-7 Links Simulator Page Crypto Museum Page Hagelin BC-52 Links Simulator Page Crypto Museum Page ATOMIX Links Simulator Page M-125 Fialka Links Crypto Museum Page Note: The links below are direct links to a RAR file and a PDF. Download Fialka Simulator How to set the keys (and card) 1
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