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To protect the secret, the Allies sometimes had to make a terrible choice: if they knew a U-boat was about to sink a specific ship, they sometimes let it happen rather than reveal that they were reading German codes. After the war, the British destroyed nearly all evidence of their work. The Enigma secret remained classified until the 1970s. Consequently, Turing and his team never received public recognition in their lifetimes.

The key to Enigma was that it was —the cipher changed with every keystroke. If you typed "AAAA," the machine might output "Z,K,R,F." To decode the message, the receiver needed an identical machine set up in exactly the same way. codigo enigma

During the dark years of World War II, the Atlantic Ocean became a hunting ground. German U-boats (submarines) prowled the shipping lanes, sinking millions of tons of Allied supplies. The weapon that made these "wolf packs" so deadly was not just a torpedo—it was information. The Germans communicated using a machine they believed produced an unbreakable code: the Enigma . To protect the secret, the Allies sometimes had