Post by hobbit601 on Mar 23, 2024 16:10:16 GMT
KRIEGSMARINE - Advanced TRITON Radio Net
Post your KRIEGSMARINE - Advanced TRITON encrypted messages for sharing and decoding here...
Kriegsmarine cipher name: Triton
Bletchley Park code name: Shark
Used by the Atlantic and Mediterranean U-boats from 5 October 1941. Introduced because of fears about security, especially the threat from the British Secret Service, which was highly (but overly) respected by the Kriegsmarine. Shark used three-rotor Enigma (M3) until 1 February 1942, when it switched to the four-rotor version (M4).
Bletchley broke Shark in M3 form. The M4 version was only broken on three days before 13 December 1942. From then until the end of August 1943, it was generally broken, but quite often late. From September 1943 onwards, Shark was normally broken within about 24 hours.
Here are links to the TRITON procedures and materials.
enigmaworldcodegroup.freeforums.net/thread/303/kriegsmarine-advanced-triton-tables-procedures
Enjoy! Particpate!
Post your KRIEGSMARINE - Advanced TRITON encrypted messages for sharing and decoding here...
Kriegsmarine cipher name: Triton
Bletchley Park code name: Shark
Used by the Atlantic and Mediterranean U-boats from 5 October 1941. Introduced because of fears about security, especially the threat from the British Secret Service, which was highly (but overly) respected by the Kriegsmarine. Shark used three-rotor Enigma (M3) until 1 February 1942, when it switched to the four-rotor version (M4).
Bletchley broke Shark in M3 form. The M4 version was only broken on three days before 13 December 1942. From then until the end of August 1943, it was generally broken, but quite often late. From September 1943 onwards, Shark was normally broken within about 24 hours.
Here are links to the TRITON procedures and materials.
enigmaworldcodegroup.freeforums.net/thread/303/kriegsmarine-advanced-triton-tables-procedures
Enjoy! Particpate!