1. Turing refers to [Alan Turing](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Turing), who decoded Enigma cipher during WWII2. M3 UKW B refers to model 3 of enigma machine (yeah, WWII, no computers) and reflector B (one of the parts that could be replaced, part of the key)3. We still need to know types and positions for 3 rotors (also replacable parts required for decoding)4. Turing was able to decode it because plaintext had predictable patterns. We have only 4 words, hard to guess. This means, that the task is **impossible**.5. But the author did and verified it somehow... What if he just googled "_enigma online_" and used defaults from that website for both encoding and test decoding?6. Around the top of google results there is a website called **cryptii**. It has exactly the same way of representing model (M3) and reflector (UKW B), might be the same website used by the author.7. Enable foreign symbols and you will see human-readable text. Seems like it is a flag. It is incorrect.8. Other flags look like `flag{...}`... Maybe, author forgot to mention that we need to add that? Yes, adding that construction makes the flag correct.