I just joined the effort here but I'm wondering if there is a website somewhere with all of the cracked Enigma messages so far?

Is there a link on this site that displays all the messages cracked here?

Thanks.

First:

http://www.enigma.hoerenberg.com/index.php?cat=M4%20Project%202006&page=Looks%20Message

Second:

http://www.enigma.hoerenberg.com/index.php?cat=M4%20Project%202006&page=Schroeder%20Message

Third:

http://www.enigma.hoerenberg.com/index.php?cat=M4%20Project%202006&page=Rasch%20Message

Fourth:

http://www.enigma.hoerenberg.com/index.php?cat=The%20U534%20messages&page=P1030713

Working on now:

http://enigma.hoerenberg.com/index.php?cat=Unbroken&page=P1030680

That's really cool, I was looking for something like that too. I've linked them:

FIRST [hoerenberg.com]

SECOND [hoerenberg.com]

THIRD [hoerenberg.com]

FOURTH [hoerenberg.com]

CURRENT [hoerenberg.com]

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A brief history:

The enigmaathome (BOINC) project was founded in 2007 and broke effectively 2 messages (2007-2016).

Overview. All messages disscused on this page (forum):

FCLC (FIRST) Broken by Stefan Krah in 2006 (ENIGMA M4 / Navy)

YKRB (SECOND) Broken by Stefan Krah in 2006 (ENIGMA M4 / Navy)

CLXP (THIRD) Broken in 2013 by the Breaking German Navy Ciphers Project (Girard/Hörenberg) without! distributed computing. Combined TURING-BOMBE / HILLCLIMBING attack (ENIGMA M4 / Navy)

KEJNQ broken by the enigmaathome project in 2010. First break of the project. (ENIGMA I / Army) But the message was broken much earlier from J-F. Bouchaudy on 27.05.2006. The message and the keys were not published at this time. Link: http://cryptocellar.org/bgac/1941_MsgList.html
Serach for: KEJNQ

FNYG (FOURTH) This was the second break of the enigmaathome project in 2013. (ENIGMA M4 / Navy)

VROL (CURRENT) Unbroken (ENIGMA M4 / Navy)

All the best

TBreaker

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what was the key space used in the original enigma messages the turning has broken with his machine? and did the navi back then used the same key space? what made them change the key space then?