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Consonants/Vowels Rank Cipher

Tool to decipher/decrypt/encrypt according to the rank of consonants and vowels. The latin alphabet consists of 6 vowels and 20 consonants, each of which can be coded by a row (from 1 to 6 for vowels and from 1 to 20 for consonants)

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Consonants/Vowels Rank Cipher

Vowels or Consonants Index Decoder

 




Vowels or Consonants Index Encoder

 




Answers to Questions (FAQ)

How to encrypt using vowels-consonants rank cipher?

The encryption is based on the position of the vowels (AEIOUY) and consonants (BCDFGHJKLMNPQRSTVWXZ) in the alphabet.

1B2C3D4F5G6H7J8K9L10M
11N12P13Q14R15S16T17V18W19X20Z

1A2E3I4O5U6Y

With these tables, it is then possible to realize various substitutions/encryptions:

Consonants: Each consonant is encrypted by its rank (number indexed from 1 to 20).

Example: DCODE is then encoded: 3,2,O,3,E

Vowels: Each vowel is encrypted by its rank (number indexed from 1 to 6).

Example: DCODE is then encoded: DC4D2

Consonants and Vowels: For this case, it is necessary to distinguish the vowels by the prefix V and the consonants by the prefix C

Example: DCODE is then encoded C3C2V4C3V2

How to decrypt using vowels-consonants rank cipher?

Deciphering requires replacing the numbers with the corresponding vowels or consonants.

1,2,3 may correspond to 'A, E, I' or 'B, C, D' according to the encryption mode

Example: C3C2V4C3V2 deciphers DCODE

How to recognize a vowels-consonants rank ciphertext?

The message is composed of numbers, in its most common version, there are many C and V to indicate consonants and vowels respectively.

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