Virtual Colossus
@virtualcolossus
Colossus was a computer built during WW2 to crack the German Lorenz. 3D web based version + Enigma,Lorenz,Typex,Bombe & M-209 @[email protected]
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http://www.virtualcolossus.co.uk 22-08-2016 18:39:05
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Our Virtual Schlüsselgerät 41 was looking a little naked, so this week, I've been modelling it something to cover it up. This really adds so much to the look of the machine, looking awesome. Still lots to do, so keep following along. Bletchley Park TNMOC CryptoMuseum Three.js
Now we finally get to see how all the messing about in Virtual SG-41 with cogs & cams starts to encipher our letter. A lot of work done in past couple of weeks to get here, this is a fiendishly clever device! TNMOC Bletchley Park CryptoMuseum Three.js
Virtual Colossus Prof. Frank McDonough I had a great book on the NPL and remember reading about Strachey and Turing - Strachey was quickly drawn to intelligent machines and, at the beginning of 1951, joined the National Physical Laboratory, which had just succeeded in building a prototype computer called the Pilot ACE
Adding in a few shadows make all the difference to a simulation. This is made very easy with Three.js which is the JavaScript library I'm using for 3D. The encrypted output is not from a coded sim, it's from the mechanics alone! #VirtualSG41 TNMOC Bletchley Park David Abrutat 🇺🇦
I wonder if I can ask a favour? This Friday, I'm walking in the Milton Keynes "Midnight Moo" to help raise for Willen Hospice who provide free care & support for local people with a life-limiting illness. Even a small amount (if you can) would be amazing! donate.willen-hospice.org.uk/pf/martin-gill…
Time to start on the next part of Virtual Schlüsselgerät 41. Now we have the actual PRNG (pseudo-random number generator) working, the next part is to print! Unlike the M-209, the SG-41 has 2 tapes; one plaintext & one encrypted. Wish me luck! Bletchley Park TNMOC CryptoMuseum