Last updated on February 3rd, 2026 at 09:26 am
Three Enigma games.
ENIGMA PRO: (with PASSWORD support!)
You can find description and other technical information about ENIGMA machine here: Source
How to encrypt the message using this machine:
1. Press “Reset Enigma” button.
2. Make sure “Encrypt” option is selected.
3. Type a message using the Virtual Keyboard.
4. Write down the result string (use paper & pencil).
How to decrypt the message using this machine:
1. Press “Reset Enigma” button.
2. Make sure “Decrypt” option is selected.
3. Look at the recorded message (it should be written on paper using pencil or pen).
4. Type this encrypted text using the Virtual Keyboard.
5. You should receive the original message!
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ENIGMA SIMULATOR v6.3.0
Source
Enigma_Simulator (ed2k-eMule Client is required)
The Enigma Enciphering and Deciphering Machine (Encryption and Decryption)
DOWNLOAD Military Enigma Machine (Binary and Visual Basic Source Code)
DOWNLOAD. Enigma Machine PRO (Binary and Visual Basic Source Code)
note: binary files may require Microsoft’s Visual Basic 6.0 Runtime Library
The real mechanical machine was used during World War II, about 60 years ago. It was believed unbreakable like today’s 128-bit encryption, but was cracked. Today’s tech allows simpler versions. I don’t trust 128/512-bit encryptions—32768-bit is better now that speeds are faster. Old days needed 2 people plus brute force interceptors. Now anyone can code it in VB or Assembly. Decipher secret messages at page bottom or check weird charset.
Basic Enigma instructions (team of 2 recommended).
How to encrypt:
1. Press “Reset Enigma” button.
2. Select “Encrypt”.
3. Type message via Virtual Keyboard.
4. Write down result (paper & pencil).
How to decrypt:
1. Press “Reset Enigma” button.
2. Select “Decrypt”.
3. View recorded message.
4. Type encrypted text via Virtual Keyboard.
5. Receive original!
Cut/paste works too (press Enter in “Source” box; 1 person OK).
Message encrypted by Enigma Pro (no password, wheels untwisted). Cyphertext enough for lexical analysis.
Enigma Device for Amiga 500 [Broken link]
