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19. Kamasutra Cipher | Vatsyayana Cipher example (encoder / decoder) ( Enter your problem )
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1. Examples


1. Kamasutra Cipher encoder

Text : ABCD efghi
Top-13 Alphabet : abcdefghijklm
Bottom-13 Alphabet : nopqrstuvwxyz

Solution:
The Kamasutra cipher (Vatsyayana cipher) is a simple substitution cipher, where 13 character pairs are formed and used to encrypt the text by direct substitution of the letter pairs

Top Alphabetabcdefghijklm
Bottom Alphabetnopqrstuvwxyz

Plaintext : abcd efghi
Ciphertext : nopq rstuv
2. Kamasutra Cipher encoder

Text : hello world
Top-13 Alphabet : abcdefghijklm
Bottom-13 Alphabet : nopqrstuvwxyz

Solution:
The Kamasutra cipher (Vatsyayana cipher) is a simple substitution cipher, where 13 character pairs are formed and used to encrypt the text by direct substitution of the letter pairs

Top Alphabetabcdefghijklm
Bottom Alphabetnopqrstuvwxyz

Plaintext : hello world
Ciphertext : uryyb jbeyq



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