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Faved by: mike
Jan 06 2007 - via fiziwig.com

Really cool paper enigma machine - rendering as real circular rotors. More elegant than my paper enigma, I think (though takes quite a bit more work to construct).

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Faved by: peterfranken
Jan 14 2008 - via www.enigmasand.com

White Dwarf Game

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Faved by: mike
Dec 12 2006 - via www.cs.washington.edu

My Enigma lecture available for viewing here. Requires a special web viewer to see both slides and video. My talk really needs both to be most comprehensible. I may try to make a custom edited video that combines both to play back on Google Video.

I also want to watch some of these earlier lectures - Wozniak, Bud Tribble (Apple), Ray Ozzie, John Markoff, etc.

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Faved by: mike
Mar 25 2008 - via www.schneier.com

My Paper Enigma was featured on the March 24, 2008 Bruce Schneier on Security blog!

Daily traffic to this page jumped from about 40/day to 4,000 yesterday (and I received 3 new orders for my $10 10-pack of Paper Enigmas).

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Faved by: mike
Jul 01 2007 - via del.icio.us

336 people have bookmarked my Paper Enigma machine as of June 2007. The tag cloud is interesting:

104 - cryptography
92 - enigma
69 - history
68 - paper
66 - crypto
52 - fun
49 - security
43 - encryption
39 - diy
26 - geek
26 - science
25 - cool
20 - howto
19 - technology
18 - pdf
16 - education
14 - design
14 - origami
13 - reference
12 - code
12 - mathematics
12 - papercraft
11 - free
10 - projects
10 - tech

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Faved by: mike
Feb 23 2007 - via www.msichicago.org

U-505 Submarine was captured during WWII. This M-4 Enigma was on board. Now on display in Chicago.

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Faved by: mike
Jun 15 2007 - via www.informationweek.com

I just noticed this mention on my Paper Enigma from April 2006 in Information Week!

Quoted: Cryptologists operating on a shoestring can produce Enigma-quality ciphers by downloading and printing a simple one-page PDF file. The paper version of the device "is compatible with the original 3-rotor German Enigma used during World War II," says its maker, Mike Koss, on his Web site.

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Faved by: mike
Apr 27 2006 - via mckoss.com

My paper enigma machine.

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Faved by: mike
Sep 18 2006 - via www.cs.washington.edu

I'm teaching a class at UW (next week!)

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Faved by: mike
Nov 17 2005 - via www.madlab.org

Electronic Kit for an Enigma Machine. Looks cool! Just add a PS/2 keyboard!

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