Tool to decrypt / encrypt with Pollux. Pollux cipher is a super-encryption system (tomogrammic) based on Morse code and replacing the dashes, dots and space by alphanumeric characters.
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Tag(s) : Polygrammic Cipher
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Pollux's encryption uses Morse code and a tomogrammic over-encryption that replaces dashes and dots from Morse by other characters.
The coding of Morse characters can be numeric, alphabetical or alphanumeric
Example:
Dot (.) | 0,4,7 |
---|---|
Dash (-) | 1,5,8 |
Space ( ) | 2,3,6,9 |
Example:
Dot (.) | 0378AEFMOPQXYZ |
---|---|
Dash (-) | 145BCGJNRTW |
Space ( ) | 269DHIKLSUV |
Example: Encrypt CASTOR by writing it in Morse then transcode:
Plaintext | C A S T O R |
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Morse code | -.-. .- ... - - - .-. |
Encrypted text | 4PGM9F1VQEMHCUB1B28BP |
The character is randomly selected from the list of proposed characters.
Pollux decryption requires the knowledge of the correspondence between the numeric / alphanumeric characters and the dashes / points / spaces from the Morse code.
Example: Decrypt 78559590317270898307655205347035412184970 from the table
Dot (.) | 0,4,7 |
---|---|
Dash (-) | 1,5,8 |
Space ( ) | 2,3,6,9 |
Example: The corresponding Morse code is -... . - .- / --. . -- .. -. --- .-. ..- -- and the plain message is 'BETA GEMINORUM' (the scientific name of the Pollux star)
A Pollux encrypted message will have a minimum coincidence index (due to polygrammic encrption and the characters chosen randomly). Cryptanalysis is therefore very difficult.
Morse should not have 2 consecutive spaces and long series of dashes or dots (more than 10) are rare. Also the text should not start with space because the first space character should be in position 2, 3, 4 or even 5.
Any reference to mythology, Dioscuri (Castor and Pollux) is a clue.
Any reference to the Manège Enchanté (French TV series, with Pollux the dog) is a clue.
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Pollux Cipher on dCode.fr [online website], retrieved on 2024-12-30,