‣ The Baconian cipher, or Bacon's cipher, is a method for steganography invented by Francis Bacon in 1605. To encode a message, each letter of
the plaintext is replaced by a group of five of the letters 'A' or 'B'. This
replacement is a binary encoding and is done according to the alphabet of the Baconian cipher.
Plaintext = Ciphertext:
A = AAAAA
B = AAAAB
C = AAABA
D = AAABB
E = AABAA
F = AABAB
G = AABBA
H = AABBB
I / J = ABAAA
K = ABABA
L = ABABB
M = ABBAA
N = ABBAB
O = ABBBA
P = ABBBB
Q = BAAAA
R = BAAAB
S = BAABA
T = BAABB
U / V = BABAA
W = BABBA
X = BABBB
Y = BBAAA
Z = BBAAB
Example:
↳ Code = AAABA ABBBA AAABB AABAA
Challenge:
↳ Try to decode: BAABB ABBBA BABBB ABAAA AAABA
↳ Try to encode: Dive
BINABASA MO ANG
DECIPHER: A Compilation of codes and ciphers
Random✘ - - - DECIPHER is a book compilation that tackles different, new and old codes/ciphers. In addition, this book begins with the definition of cryptography along with it's different terminology for begginers, and better understanding. Interested? W...
