GTP-Astra AI Solves 85-Year-Old Enigma Cipher in Two Days
A mysterious 1941 German military message was decrypted in a short time by the autonomous AI GTP-Astra. The content of the message, which could not be solved since 2005, came to light thanks to the processing speed of the artificial intelligence.
An autonomous AI system named GTP-Astra successfully cracked the MVUEH-coded Enigma message sent by the German army to the SS-Totenkopf division in 1941, which had remained unsolved for 85 years, in just two days.
The Process of Decoding the Historical Message
According to information shared by Crypto Cella researchers, the MVUEH-coded message sent on July 10, 1941, was known as an important encrypted transmission from the World War II era.
This message, which had been worked on by online cryptography enthusiasts since 2005 but could never be solved, was finally decrypted with the advancement of artificial intelligence technology.
The Speed and Success of the Artificial Intelligence
Experts point out the system's speed, stating that if this process carried out by GTP-Astra were done by a human researcher, it could take weeks or even months.
Researchers are currently continuing to examine system logs in detail to understand how the artificial intelligence solved this complex cipher in such a short time and the method it followed.