See the documentation that came with the Crypt::Enigma package for more information. EXPORT None by default....

• Enigma.pm

What is an Enigma? The Enigma Machine was a much-used encryption device in the Second World War. It was an electrical device, somewhat like a typewriter, combining substitution and rotation ciphers in such a manner that the resulting overall cipher w...

• Crypt::OOEnigma::Rotor - The Rotor object for use in Crypt::OOEnigma
• Crypt::OOEnigma::Military - A military Enigma machine circa 1940. It differs from the Commercial Enigma in the addition of a plugboard before the rotors.
• Crypt::OOEnigma::Plugboard - The Plugboard object for use in Crypt::OOEnigmas
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The Ph module provides a uniform API for *perl* scripts that need to talk to CSO ph servers. It handles many of the messy details automatically. It also maintains an open connection to the server, minimizing the costs of repeated openings and closing...

Many Perl release announcements included an *epigraph*, a short excerpt from a literary or other creative work, chosen by the pumpking or release manager. This file assembles the known list of epigraph for posterity, and also links to the release ann...

This module wraps the libmcrypt encryption library for easy and convenient use from within perl. Encryption and decryption using a variety of algorithms is as easy as a few simple lines of perl....

POE::Component::Server::NSCA is a POE component that implements "NSCA daemon" functionality. This is the daemon program that accepts service check information from remote machines using "send_nsca" client or POE::Component::Client::NSCA. The componen...

POE::Component::Client::NSCA is a POE component that implements "send_nsca" functionality. This is the client program that is used to send service check information from a remote machine to an nsca daemon on the central machine that runs "Nagios". It...

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This module generates a monoalphabetic substitution cipher from a set of words, resulting in what's sometimes referred to as a "keyword (generated) alphabet". Here's a good definition, plagiarised from an anonymous source: "A keyword alphabet is form...