‣ Atbash Cipher was originally a monoalphabetic substitution cipher used for the Hebrew alphabet. It is one of the earliest known subtitution ciphers to have been used, and is very simple as it does not use a key. It simply reverses the plaintext alphabet to create the ciphertext alphabet.
Plaintext - Ciphertext:
A - Z
B - Y
C - X
D - W
E - V
F - U
G - T
H - S
I - R
J - Q
K - P
L - O
M - N
N - M
O - L
P - K
Q - J
R - I
S - H
T - G
U - F
V - E
W - D
X - C
Y - B
Z - A
Example:
↳ Agent = ZTVMG
Try to answer this:
↳ BLFI MZNV
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