Pigpen cipher

     Pigpen cipher in cryptography

The Pigpen Cipher is another example of a substitution cipher, but rather than replacing each letter with another letter, the letters are replaced by symbols. 

Substitution cipher, any character of plain text from the given fixed set of characters is substituted by some other character from the same set depending on a key.

We assign each character by symbol:

From A to I

Look the table and see the position of A. A can be written as 

For Example:

• E can be written as 
• H can be written as 

The same procedure can be followed by J to R but we put an single dot along with that symbol.

For example 

• K can be written as 
• R can be written as 

Can we write a simple example using this procedure from A to R

a dog , a bird can be written as                    

Let see the words from S to Z

From S to v 

• S can be written as  
• U can be written as 

From W to Z we add single dot along with symbol

 

For example:

•  X can be written as 
• z can be written as 

can we convert simple sentence into cipher text using Pigpen cipher?

 

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Answer:           

can we write cipher text into plaintext?

          

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