This presentation is The Enigma Machine - live demo'd and explained.

Title: The Enigma Machine - live demo'd and explained

This session provides live demonstrations of the infamous WWII German Enigma machine, and explains its development, daily operation and historical impact.

Included are:

A brief intro to cipher systems just prior to Enigma’s invention
Live demo of a 1935 pattern German Enigma M1 showing daily setup
Live conversational demo across another pair of Enigmas
Influence of Enigma on subsequent cipher systems and methods

IT and cyber operators will find many historical echoes in today’s methods and take away a more visceral appreciation of the origins of modern threats.

Recommendation – watch the film “The Imitation Game” beforehand. While not perfect it is the best telling of the Enigma and Bletchley story to date, and will provide a good background to the challenge that Enigma presented to the allies.

Speaker: Mike Pritchard of the Australian Spy Museum

How to find us on the day?

An organiser will be on the ground floor until 6:15 to assist attendees with accessing the lifts.

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