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CRYPTOGRAPHY
CIPHERS & CODES LIST
ASCII
Type: Substitution
Binary
A-01000001 B-01000010
C-01000011 D-01000100
E-01000101 F-01000110 G-01000111
H-01001000 I-01001001 J-01001010
K-01001011 L-01001100
M-01001101 N-01001110
O-01001111 P-01010000
Q-01010001 R-01010010
S-01010011 T-01010100 U-01010101
V-01010110 W-01010111
X-01011000 Y-01011001 Z-01011010
a-01100001 b-01100010 c-01100011
d-01100100 e-01100101 f-01100110
g-01100111 h-01101000 i-01101001
j-01101010 k-01101011 l-01101100
m-01101101 n-01101110
o-01101111 p-01110000 q-01110001
r-01110010 s-01110011 t-01110100
u-01110101 v-01110110
w-01110111 x-01111000 y-01111001
z-01111010 'space'-00100000
Decimal
A-65 B-66 C-67 D-68
E-69 F-70 G-71 H-72
I-73 J-74 K-75 L-76
M-77 N-78 O-79 P-80
Q-81 R-82 S-83 T-84
U-85 V-86 W-87 X-88
Y-89 Z-90 a-97 b-98
c-99 d-100 e-101 f-102
g-103 h-104 i-105 j-106
k-107 l-108 m-109 n-110
o-111 p-112 q-113 r-114
s-115 t-116 u-117 v-118
w-119 x-120 y-121 z-122
Hexadecimal
A-41 B-42 C-43 D-44
E-45 F-46 G-47 H-48
I-49 J-4A K-4B L-4C
M-4D N-4E O-4F P-50
Q-51 R-52 S-53 T-54
U-55 V-56 W-57 X-58
Y-59 Z-5A a-61 b-62
c-63 d-64 e-65 f-66
g-67 h-68 i-69 j-6A
k-6B l-6C m-6D n-6E
o-6F p-70 q-71 r-72
s-73 t-74 u-75 v-76
w-77 x-78 y-79 z-7A
Octal
A-101 B-102 C-103 D-104
E-105 F-106 G-107 H-110
I-111 J-112 K-113 L-114
M-115 N-116 O-117 P-120
Q-121 R-122 S-123 T-124
U-125 V-126 W-127 X-130
Y-131 Z-132 a-141 b-142
c-143 d-144 e-145 f-146
g-147 h-150 i-151 j-152
k-153 l-154 m-155 n-156
o-157 p-160 q-161 r-162
s-163 t-164 u-165 v-166
w-167 x-170 y-171 z-172
LATIN CODE
Type: Numbers
> latin alphabet consist of 26 letters.
A position in the alphabet is assigned
to each letter. The 1 position for
example is assigned to letter a.
A=01 N=14
B=02 O=15
C=03 P=16
D=04 Q=17
E=05 R=18
F=06 S=19
G=07 T=20
H=08 U=21
I =09 V=A
J=10 W=23
K=11 X=24
L=12 Y=25
M=13 Z=26
ATBASH
Type: Substitution
> atbash is a type of substitution
cipher in which the first letter (a) is
substituted to the last letter (z),
second letter(b) is substituted to
penultimate(y), and so on.
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
CEASAR SHIFT / GRONSFELD
CIPHER
Type: Substitution
> ceasar cipher or gronsfeld cipher is
a type of encryption to which
associated a shift of a fixed number
of a letter (towards left or right). Each
letter is then relaced by that obtained
after performing the shift.
(Note: encoding or decoding depends
on the number of shift)
Encrypt-shift forward
Decrypt-shift backward
Example:
Shift: 3
1.)LOVE
encrypted=ORYH
decrypted=ILSB
2.) JUHDW
encrypted=MXKGZ
decrypted=GREAT
CAESAR'S BOX
Example:
HBDY-AIAO-PRYU-PTT-YHO
(Note: arrange it like stack and read
by column from top to bottom)
Stack form:
HBDY
AIAO
PRYU
PTT
YHO
Answer = HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU
VANITY CODE
Type: Substitution
Keypad keys:
1=.,
2=abc
3=def
4=ghi
5=jkl
6=mno
7=pqrs
8=tuv
9=wxyz
0=space
Example:
356937 = flower
6676464 = morning
MORSE CODE
Type: Trasposition
> morse code is a system to encode
thanks to short and long impulses.
Each letter or punctuation mark is
associated with a sequence of signals.
These signals are translated to the
following characters:
Dot(.) is the elementary pulse
Comma(,) represents pulse three
times longer than the point
Space( ) represent separation
between two letters
Vergule(/) represents separation
between words
A= .-
B= -...
C= -.-.
D= -..
E= .
F= ..-.
G= --.
Η= ....
I= ..
J= .---
K= -.-
L= .-..
M= --
N= -.
O= ---
P= .--.
Q= --.-
R= .-.
S= ...
T= -
U= ..-
V= ...-
W= .--
X= -..-
Y= -.--
Z= --..
Example:
-.-. --- -. -.. .. - .. --- -. = CONDITION
KEYWORD CIPHER
Type: Substitution
(Note: encoding or decoding is based
on the keyword input)
(Note: keyword given will be inserted
as first in the sequence of alphabet
and letters should never repeat)
Example
Keyword: GOD
A=G N=M
B=O O=N
C=D P=P
D=A Q=Q
E=B R=R
F=C S=S
G=E T=T
H=F U=U
I=H V=V
J=I W=W
K=J X=X
L=K Y=Y
M=L Z=Z
Cipher: JMNW = KNOW
ROT 13
> ROT13 ("rotate by 13 places",
sometimes hyphenated ROT-13) is a
simple letter substitution cipher that
replaces a letter with the letter 13
letters after it in the alphabet.
Type:
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
BACON CIPHER
Type: Substitution
> 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.
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
REVERSE CIPHER
Types: Words
> two modes are available in this
code. First reverses the whole text,
second reverses letters word by word.
Example:
1st mode
1.) NEGYXO = OXYGEN
2.) YRANOITCID = DICTIONARY
3.)1ST: REKEES NOITNETTA =
ATTENTION SEEKER
4.)2nd: NOITNETTA REKEES =
ATTENTION SEEKER
PLAYFAIR
Type: Substitution
> playfair cipher uses an array of 5x5
containing a keyword or phrase. The
first step is to create a grid based on
the key. The second step is to encrypt
the letters of the message by selecting
them in pairs.
Key: melons
(Note: grid size is 5x5 and i/j can
interchange)
M|E|L|O|N
S|A|B|C|D
F|G|H|I |K
P|Q|R|T|U
V|W|X|Y|Z
Plaintext: VALENTINES
VA LE NT IN ES
Ciphertext: WSOLOUJOMA
WS OL OU JO MA
SCYTALE CIPHER
Type: Transposition
> Suppose the rod allows one to write
four letters around in a circle and five
letters down the side of it. To decrypt,
all one must do is wrap the leather
strip around the rod and read across.
(Note: make a table and insert there
your input, table is based on
diameter)
Example message:
Plaintext: Hey i was doing just fine
before i met you
Diameter: 7
H|E|Y| I|W|A|S
D|O| I|N|G|J|U
S|T|F| I|N|E|B
E|F|O|R|E| I|M
E|T|Y|O|U|
Ciphertext: HDSEEEOTFTYIFOY
INIROWGNEUAJEISUBM
ROTATION CODE
Type: Substitution
(Note: it's formula forencryption is f
(x)=(ax)mod26 and for decryption is f
(y)=a^-1(y)mod26, where x or y
corresponds to the position of the
letter in the alphabet, e.g. a=0, b=1,
c=2.....z=25, mod26 correspond to the
limit of the rotation, and a correspond
to any input number)
Example: (encryption)
Plaintext: KING
F(x)=(ax)mod26
a=2
K=10, f(x)=(2*10)mod26=20
�I =8, f(x)=(2*8)mod26=16
N=13, f(x)=(2*13)mod26=26
G=6, f(x)=(2*6)mod26=12
K=20=U
I =16=Q
N=26=A
G=12=M
Ciphertext: UQAM
Example: (decryption)
Ciphertext: UQAM
F(y)=a^-1(y)mod26
a=2
U=20, f(y)=2^-1(20)mod26=10
Q=16, f(y)=2^-1(16)mod26=8
A=26, f(y)=2^-1(26)mod26=13
M=12, f(y)=2^-1(12)mod26=6
U=10=K
Q=8=I
A=13=N
M=6=G
Plaintext: KING
(Note: mod26, when no>25, then it
will rotate back to 0, 26=0, 27=1,
28=2 and so on, where a=0 and
z=25, e.g. 30=e)
AFFINE CIPHER
Type: Substitution
(Note: it's formula for encryption is f
(x)=(ax+b)mod n, and for decryption
is f(y)=a^-1(y-b)mod n, where "a"
should be coprime of "n", "x" or "y"
corresponds on the position of the
letter in the alphabet (see rotation
code), and "b" is any value of input,
and mod n is the limit of rotation)
Example: (encryption)
Plaintext: AFFINE
a=5, b=8, n=26
F(x)=(ax+b)mod26
A=0, F(0)=(5(0)+8)mod26=8
F=5, F(5)=(5(5)+8)mod26=33
F=5, F(5)=(5(5)+8)mod26=33
I =8, F(8)=(5(8)+8)mod26=48
N=13, F(13)=(5(13)+8)mod26=73
E=4, F(4)=(5(4)+8)mod26=28
A=08=I
F=33=H
F=33=H
I =48=W
N=73=V
E=28=C
Ciphertext: IHHWVC
Example: (decryption)
Ciphertext: IHHWVC
a=5, b=8, n=26
F(y)=a^-1(y-b)mod n
I =08, f(8)=5^-1(8-8)mod26=0
H=33, f(33)=5^-1(33-8)mod26=5
H=33, f(33)=5^-1(33-8)mod26=5
W=48, f(48)=5^-1(48-8)mod26=8
V=73, f(73)=5^-1(73-8)mod26=13
C=28, f(28)=5^-1(28-8)mod26=4
I =0=A
H=5=F
H=5=F
W=8=I
V=13=N
C=5=E
Plaintext: AFFINE
RAIL FENCE CIPHER
Type: Transposition
(Note: shift depends on no. key or
rails, and letters should be written
downward and diagonally, let `=no. of
shift or rails)
Plaintext: HEY I JUST MET YOU AND
THIS IS CRAZY
shift: 3
h```j```m```o```d```s```r
```
`e`i`u`t`e`y`u`n`t`i`i`c`
a`y
``y```s```t```a```h```s```
z`
Ciphertext:
HJMODSREIUTEYUNTIICAYYSTAHSZ
BIFID CIPHER
Type: Substitution
CIPHER: First column and firs row
contains numbers while the rest is
letters)
ABCDE
A|A|B|C|D|E
B|F|G|H|J|K
C|L|M|N|O|P
D|Q|R|S|T|U
E|V|W|X|Y|Z
Ciphertext: CB CD CC BD AA ED
Plaintext: M O N D A Y
VIGENERE CIPHER
Type: Substitution
(Note: keywords sets at the starting
point of alphabet and keyword shoud
be inserted in the first column of the
table mot in the row, keyword shoud
be repeated until it reach the same
value or no. of the text )
Example:
Plaintext: JUPITER
Keyword: mapsmap
(See vigenere table)
Ciphertext: VUEAFEG
HITMAN CIPHER
If A is A then N is N.
A~A
B~Z
C~Y
D~X
E~W
F~V
G~U
H~T
I~S
J~R
K~Q
L~P
M~O
N~N
Example
Ciphertext: TSHOAN
Plaintext: HITMAN
POLYBIUS SQUARE
Type: Numbers
> Polybius square, also known as the
Polybius checkerboard, is a device
invented by the Ancient
Greekhistorian and scholar Polybius,
for fractionating plaintext characters
so that they can be represented by a
smaller set of symbols.
(Note: create a table of any size,
readings should start in column then
row)
Example:5x5
Example: 5x5
12345
1|A|B|C|D|E|
2|F|G|H| I |K|
3|L|M|N|O|P|
4|Q|R|S|T|U|
5|V|W|X|Y|Z|
Ciphertext: 3,2 3,4 3,3 4,3 4,4 1,5 4,2
or
Ciphertext: 32 34 33 43 44 15 42
Plaintext: MONSTER
TAP CODE
A(. .) B(. ..)
C(. ...) D(. ....)
E (. .....) F (.. .)
G(.. ..) H(.. ...)
I(.. ....) J(.. .....)
K(. ...) L(... .)
M(... ..) N(... ...)
O(... ....) P(... .....)
Q(.... .) R(.... ..)
S(.... ...) T(.... ....)
U(.... .....) V(..... .)
W(..... ..) X(..... ...)
Y(..... ....) Z(..... .....)
*space* (null)
-Deepweb world (c)

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Shiloh Torreon Velasco isave post mo par.
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Leah Ira Lagat

Yung feeling na the moment I set my eyes on the post.... Eyes turning forming a heart shape
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Jermaine Tero Moleño

Rianne Bazarte Debuque Dle na ta maglisod ug decipher kung magbasa tas Project Loki kay naa
na oh. 1

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Jermaine Tero... replied · 2 replies

Lianne Naval Yan yung sinasabi ko kanina Yung binary convert to decimal, decimal to octal,
octal to hexadecimal, hexadecimal to binary, octal to binary, etc 1

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Micah Antonette V. Borela

haha. parang ang astig kung kaya nating mamaster tong lahat! Yung nababasa natin sa
stories andito na! Janex Jean Ree Quiminiano Barrameda Avielou Calabano 9

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Leoranele Grace Quimson Estrada, Cidque Boitz Norial guysss I'm really sorry but I have to ask
you. Truth or dare. Hahahha. Lols. 1

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Ken J Aninao
I know those ciphers and the codes. Dalawa lang naman ang pinaka nagamit ko diyan the morse
code and scytale cipher. Riddle na lang ginagawa ko para mahirap.
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Ann Corteza
Naalala ko nanaman yung pinaka LT na pangalang nabanggit ni Loki. Bebol bayun? Yung kay
Bentong. Yun nagbigti daw na kagagawan ni Carlo yung gusto maging General ni Moriarty.
Bembol daw eka eh Bentong kase yon!! 1

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Jean Ree Quiminiano Barrameda

Nikki Vacunawa pag-aralan na dizzzz
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Jamesel Carbonel
Hirap talaga memoryahin ng binary, okay na ang lahat maliban sa binary na napakahirap
memoryahin. palibhasa sayu dika pa marunong Renald Bandolon 1

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Patrick Tolosa
Lists of Phobia's. 1. Achluophobia - Fear of darkness
2. Acrophobia - Fear of heights
3. Aerophobia - Fear of flying
4. Algophobia - Fear of pain
5. Agoraphobia - Fear of open spaces or crowds
6. Aichimophobia - Fear of pointed objects
7. Amaxophobia - Fear of riding in a car
8. Androphobia - Fear of men
9. Anginophobia - Fear of angina or choking
10. Anthrophobia - Fear of flowers
11. Anthropophobia - Fear of people or society
12. Aphenphosmphobia - Fear of being touched.
13. Arithmophobia - Fear of numbers
14. Astraphobia - Fear of thunder and lightning
15. Ataxophobia - Fear of disorder or untidiness
16. Atelophobia - Fear of imperfection
17. Atychiphobia - Fear of failure
18. Autophobia - Fear of being alone
19. Bacteriophobia - Fear of bacteria
20. Barophobia - Fear of gravity
21. Bathmophobia - Fear of stairs and steep slopes
22. Batrachophobia - Fear of amphibians 23. Belonephobia - Fear of pins and needles
24. Bibliophobia - Fear of books
25. Botanophobia - Fear of plants
26. Cacophobia - Fear of ugliness
27. Catagelophobia - Fear of being ridiculed
28. Catoptrophobia - Fear of mirrors
29. Chionophobia - Fear of snow
30. Chromophobia - Fear of colors
31. Chronomentrophobia - Fear of clocks 32. Claustrophobia - Fear of confined places
33. Coulrophobia - Fear of clowns
34. Cyberphobia - Fear of computers
35. Cynophobia - Fear of dogs
36. Dendrophobia - Fear of trees
37. Dentophobia - Fear of dentists
38. Domatophobia - Fear of houses
39. Dystychiphobia - Fear of accidents 40. Ecophobia - Fear of the home
41. Elurophobia - Fear of cats
42. Entomphobia - Fear of insects
43. Ephebiphobia - Fear of teenagers
44. Equinophobia - Fear of horses
45. Gamophobia - Fear of marriage
46. Genuphobia - Fear of knees
47. Glossophobia - Fear of speaking in public
48. Gynophobia - Fear of women
49. Heliophobia - Fear of the sun
50. Hemophobia - Fear of blood
51. Herpetophobia - Fear of reptiles
52. Hydrophobia - Fear of water
53. Hypochonria - Fear of illness
54. Iatrophobia - Fear of doctors
55. Koinoniphobia - Fear of rooms
56. Leukophobia - Fear of color white
57. Lilapsophobia - Fear of tornadoes and hurricanes
58. Mageirocophobia - Fear of cooking 59. Megalophobia - Fear of large things 60.
Melanophobia - Fear of color black 61. Microphobia - Fear of small things
62. Mysophobia - Fear of dirt and germs 63. Necrophobia - Fear of death and dead things
64. Noctiphobia - Fear of the night
65. Obesophobia - Fear of gaining weight 66. Octophobia - Fear of the figure 8
67. Ophidiophobia - Fear of snakes
68. Ornithophobia - Fear of birds
69. Papyrophobia - Fear of papers
70. Pathophobia - Fear of disease
71. Pedophobia - Fear of children
72. Philophobia - Fear of love
73. Phobophobia - Fear of phobias
74. Podophobia - Fear of feet
75. Porphyrophobia - Fear of purple
76. Pteridophobia - Fear of ferns
77. Pyrophobia - Fear of fire
78. Samhainophobia - Fear of haloween 79. Scolionophobia - Fear of school
80. Selenophobia - Fear of moon
81. Sociophobia - Fear of social evolution 82. Somniphobia - Fear of sleep
83. Tachophobia - Fear of speed
84. Technophobia - Fear of technology
85. Tryparophobia - Fear of injections
86. Venustraphobia - Fear of beautiful women
87. Verminophobia - Fear of germs
88. Wiccaphobia - Fear of witches and witchcraft
89. Xenophobia - Fear of strangers or foreigners
90. Zoophobia - Fear of animals PROPOSED PHOBIA:
1. Trypophobia- is a proposed phobia (intense, irrational fear, or anxiety) of irregular
patterns or clusters of small holes or bumps. 237

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Daisy Wimrod
binary code 1

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Kyla Mae Rivera

Ako lang ba yung nakaalala kila Lorelei, Loki, Jamie, at Allistair ng PROJECT LOKI dahil sa
mga codes? Hahahaha 34

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Rowella Joyce David

Aileen Grace speaking of ASCII code
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Ken Abby Delima

Keyword: FAT
Cipher: Sqhvhf fmb dftsr |It's just a piece of cake.|
I know Amber, Gray, Khael, Math and even Jeremy can decode it. No doubt, Loki and
Lorelei knows it too. Try to decode 146

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Adiel John Rivera

Be careful kung nagdedecrypt minsan, may instances na mixed ang mga ciphers, mga
morse code na may halong atbash or ceasar 13

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