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*Everything on TEXTENCRYTPED.com
revolves around the
A-Z ` ~ ? ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) - _ + = { } [ ] / \ | : " ' , . > <
standard PW character set,
English Alphabet.

-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-

All other numbers, punctuation or symbols are treated as numbers/symbols/punctuation.



MASTER DECODER


*USES EVERY DECODER
ON THE SITE AND ALSO,
IDENTIFIES THE
ENCRYPTION METHOD.




Decipher ANY/ALL
of the, "Encryption Methods,"
on this site



UNDER CONSTRUCTION - UNFINISHED/Currently not functioning.

MASTER DECRYPTOR




Here's the encrypted message: here

Here's the decoded message: here


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"ENCRYPTION METHODS"

WEBSITE
NAVIGATION:

Sections


Go to Section 0: Binary Code (Translate)

Go to Section 1: Caesar Ciphers (shift)

Go to Section 2: Phonetic Encryption

Go to Section 3: Letter/Symbol Scrambling

Go to Section 4: Letter/Symbol Switching: 1 to 1

Go to Section 5: "2 rules," Encryption (pair or switch + shift or scramble)

Go to Section 6: "Clumping / un-even pairs," Encryption (A = b / B = mo / C = y / D = uw / E = b etc etc)




































ENCRYPTION METHODS



Section 0


0. Binary Code


*Converting Letters To 0's and 1's.


Encoding Binary Code:


Input a message to encrypt:

(*Maximum 300 characters.)



The last 5 inputted messages + Binary Code Encryption:

Oh what a wonderful day. = 01100 10111011000000111110 00001 101111010100111010001000010011000111110110100 010000000111111

Fast and calm = 000010111011110 000010011101000 00100000011010000101

Son of The Architect = 1010100111 1010100011 0110010000 1001100100011001100011110100000010011110

Why. Oh why do they patronise their insecurity in me? = 0110011111 01100 101110110011111 0100010101 11110011001000011111 110010000111110100111010100111110000111010000 1111001100100001100010011 1100000111011

It was all so fleeting. To be a preponderance of obsession and not a priority. = 11110 101110000101110 000011010010100 0111010101 0001110100100001000011110110000011100110 10101 0001010000 00001 1100110011100001100110101001110100010








Binary Code Alphabet

a = 00001

b =00010

c = 00100

d = 01000

e = 10000

f = 00011

g = 00110

h = 01100

i = 11000

j = 10001

k = 10010

l = 10100

m = 00101

n = 00111

o = 10101

p = 11001

q = 11100

r = 10011

s = 01110

t = 11110

u = 11101

v = 11011

w = 10111

x = 01111

y = 11111

z = 00000












































Section 1


1. Caesar Ciphers


*Shifting letters to the right and left 1-26.


Encoding A Caesar Cipher:


Input a message to encrypt:

(*Maximum 300 characters.)



The last 5 inputted messages + Caesar Cipher Encryption:

= Message to encrypt

= Message to encrypt

= Message to encrypt

= Message to encrypt

= Message to encrypt









Some, "Mercury Rising Kid," type s***.

= Message to encrypt


Array ( [0] => ) 1

Array ( [0] => )



Array ( [0] => )

array(1) { [0]=> string(0) "" }




25




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OR REVERSE IT...
and input an encrypted message
and see if it's coded with a,
"Caesar Cipher encryption method."




DECODE A Caesar Cipher:

Attempt to decipher an encrypted message:
(*Maximum 300 characters.)




















































Section 2


2. Phonetic Encryption


*Removing the vowels except for, "Y."


Encoding A Phonetic Encryption:








NOW ENCODING AND DECODING THIS CAN BE MORE DIFFICULT THOUGH.


For example

c=k, i=e, ph=f, s=t

*Then try to match the dictionary word list






































Section 3


3. Letter Scramble (disorder)


*Scrambling the sequence of the letters.


Encoding A Scramble Message:







































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WORKING ON IT!




Section 4



UNDER CONSTRUCTION - UNFINISHED/Currently not functioning.

4. Letter Switching

*Exchanging letters for other letters *or symbols! -- 1 = 1.


Enter your message



Encrypted

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Here's the encrypted message: here




Decipher message





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Here's the decoded message: here












Decipher ANY "Letter Switching" or Shift/Caesar Cipher



Decipher message




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Here's the decoded message: here







































Section 5



UNDER CONSTRUCTION - UNFINISHED/Currently not functioning.

5. "2 Rule," Encryption


Letter Pairing (switch) + Shifting

*Pairing letters (switching them) + shifting 7 letters right.

Enter your message



Encrypted

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Here's the encrypted message: here





Decipher message





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Here's the decoded message: here













Decipher ANY SWITCH and SHIFT (2 rule cipher)



Decipher message




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Here's the decoded message: here







































Section 6



UNDER CONSTRUCTION - UNFINISHED/Currently not functioning.

6. Coming Soon



Enter your message



Encrypted

Here's the original message: here

Here's the encrypted message: here





Decipher message





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Here's the decoded message: here













Decipher ANY ---



Decipher message




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Here's the decoded message: here



































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NOTES:

A password generator and INSERTER
would be quite the hacking tool.

How hard is it to beat
those little PW tests?


You usually only get 3 attempts
but what if it tried 3 a day
and you could just MINE PW's like crypto?


We'll see how nasty this one gets.