Atbash Cipher Languages
Explore the ancient Atbash cipher across different languages and alphabets. From the original Hebrew biblical cipher to modern adaptations.
Discover how the same cryptographic principle applies to various writing systems and explore the rich history of encryption across cultures.
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Historical Context
While not historically used in English, this adaptation makes the ancient cipher accessible to modern users.
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HELLOSVOOL(Greeting)SECRETHVXIVG(Hidden)Historical Context
Found in biblical texts like Jeremiah and Ezekiel, used to conceal sensitive information about foreign nations.
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שלוםקפלנ(Peace)בבלררפ(Babel)Historical Context
While not historically documented, Arabic scholars were pioneers in cryptography through their translations and innovations.
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سلامسفين(Peace)سرسو(Secret)Historical Context
Byzantine scholars were familiar with Hebrew cryptographic methods and preserved ancient Greek texts.
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φιλοσοφίαωνμξυξωνπ(Philosophy)σοφίαυξωνπ(Wisdom)Historical Context
Educational tool for understanding substitution ciphers in Cyrillic script with 33 letters.
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ПриветФакущш(Hello)МирЛфо(Peace)Coming Soon
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Historical Accuracy
Each language variant preserves the authentic character mappings and cultural context of the cipher.
Educational Value
Compare how the same cryptographic principle applies across different writing systems and cultures.
Global Accessibility
Make ancient cryptography accessible to speakers of different languages worldwide.
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Choose a language to begin your journey into the world of ancient encryption methods. Each variant offers unique insights into historical cryptographic practices.