Abstract
The breaking of German Naval Enigma ciphers relied heavily on finding cribs. Most of the now well-known bombes and Rapid Analytical Machine(s) were designed to assist with discovering cribs. What if the Germans make changes in their Enigma machine, for which there were few or no cribs? This article looks at a time when this nearly happened and Bulldozer, a machine designed to break keys without cribs.
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