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Design and Strength of a Feasible Electronic Ciphermachine from the 1970s

This paper explores the design and strength of a feasible electronic ciphermachine that might have been invented in the 1970’s. The design uses linear feedback shift registers, to get a key generator that satisfies some necessary requirements for a secure cryptographic algorithm. The analysis of the strength however, shows that the algorithm can be attacked successfully.