Author Topic: EBG13  (Read 1856 times)

Jung qb lbh thlf guvax bs EBG13?  V guvax vg'f n pbby jnl gb qvfthvfr zrffntrf fb lbh qba'g nppvqragnyyl ernq gurz.  Terng sbe fcbvyref naq fhpu jurer na beqvanel fcbvyre gnt jba'g qb.

lbh xabj gung guvf whfg ybbxf yvxr n fcnz guernq

Translation:
What do you guys think of ROT13?  I think it's a cool way to disguise messages so you don't accidentally read them.  Great for spoilers and such where an ordinary spoiler tag won't do.

V guvax vg'f n ernyyl terng jnl gb plcure fcbvyref naq FRPEVG ZRFTF.
Url, jung vs fbzrbar znqr na nqq-ba yvxr gung? /plcure *Ragre zrffntr urer*?

So, it's a cryptogram generator.

lbh xabj gung guvf whfg ybbxf yvxr n fcnz guernq

Lrnu, ohg V'z ubcvat gur zbqf jvyy ernyvmr vg vfa'g.

V guvax vg'f n ernyyl terng jnl gb plcure fcbvyref naq FRPEVG ZRFTF.
Url, jung vs fbzrbar znqr na nqq-ba yvxr gung? /plcure *Ragre zrffntr urer*?

V guvax vg'q or irel naablvat gb genafyngr onpx vagb fbzrguvat ernqnoyr fvapr lbh pna'g pbcl grkg va Oybpxynaq.

So, it's a cryptogram generator.

Abg rknpgyl.  Vg ebgngrf gur yrggref va gur nycunorg ol rknpgyl 13, fb vg jbexf obgu jnlf.  Gel vg!

Abg rknpgyl.  Vg ebgngrf gur yrggref va gur nycunorg ol rknpgyl 13, fb vg jbexf obgu jnlf.  Gel vg!

That's what a cryptogram does. It substitutes one letter for another using a cipher. The only difference here is the cipher is the the same every time.

Easy to do, it's how I encrypted a database on C# (bad way I know)

Get each letter's number on the ascii table, substract by 13 to encrypt, print, to decrypt add by 13 and print.


Vz tbvat gb gnyx yvxr guvf ba lbhghor.

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congratulations you know how to run text through a website to create one of the most common single-encryption cyphers

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congratulations you know how to run text through a website to create one of the most common single-encryption cyphers

Ohg vg'f pbby!


The alphabet begins at n in the cypher version, it then works its way back around with m being z. Not really clever if you ask me.
Edit: looked it over again, what is really does is starts your text with m and then cycles through the letters.
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