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EnigmaLike is an Enigma-like encoding tool for text files that encodes word-by-word using a dictionary/code book/encryption reel set-up. EnigmaLike is written using PerlTk and has instructions in PDF format. For Linux.
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Here is a little utility I wrote to facilitate my work when I have to try methods on deciphering coded messages. Well, of course for all those who do not treasure hunts, it may seem slightly unnecessary. So for them, it can also be used to encode a messa
bookHexor use the key.txt for encoding where is saved an arbitrary text, which is used as key. bookHexor read the key.txt and notice for each character, where it can be found as an index. If you encode text each of your charakters is displayed as index.
This is a simple program to encode normal, ASCII text in to its ASCII value and then convert that number to roman numerals. Ideal for quick notes to friends that you don't want others to easily read. Unlike encryption though, I just described the algo