Rozier Cipher

The Rozier cipher is a variant of the Vigenère cipher. To encrypt a message, locate, in a square of vigenère, the column of the letter of the plain message, go down until you find the letter of the key, then move horizontally until you locate the letter that follows in the key, and finally go up horizontally to read the letter of the column which is the encrypted letter.

Using Vigenère's square, locate the column of the Nth encrypted letter, go down until you find the letter in position N+1 of the key, locate on the line found the letter in position N of the key, and go up in the column to note the plain letter.

The Rozier cipher is a variant of Vigenere from which it takes all the cryptanalysis characteristics.

The notions of flowers, color, roses and the rosebush (Rozier homophone in French) are clues.

There is in fact very little difference between Rozier and Vigenere, the encryption of Rozier is identical to an encryption of Vigenère except for a change of key. Indeed, any Rozier encryption of the message M with a key C1, corresponds to Vigenère encryption of the message M a key C2.

From a Rozier key, the Vigenère key is calculated as follows: for each letter in the Rozier key, calculate rank of the next letter - rank of the letter (modulo 26). The letter of the key corresponds to the letter in the alphabet with the calculated rank. (The rank is from A = 0, B = 1 ...)

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