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Birds on a Wire Cipher

Tool for translating messages encoded with birds on a wire, automatic translation (encryption and decryption).

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Birds on a Wire Cipher

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Answers to Questions (FAQ)

How to encrypt using Birds on a Wire cipher?

The encryption composed of birds represented as perched on an electric wire is in fact an alphabet of substitution by drawings (of the birds). Each bird represents a letter of the Latin alphabet (26 letters from A to Z) according to the correspondence:

Achar(65)Bchar(66)Cchar(67)Dchar(68)Echar(69)Fchar(70)Gchar(71)
Hchar(72)Ichar(73)Jchar(74)Kchar(75)Lchar(76)Mchar(77)Nchar(78)
Ochar(79)Pchar(80)Qchar(81)Rchar(82)Schar(83)Tchar(84)Uchar(85)
Vchar(86)Wchar(87)Xchar(88)Ychar(89)Zchar(90)
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Put end to end (side by side) the birds seem quietly placed on a taut rope, which brings this cipher closer to a steganographic process.

Example: DCODE is written char(68)char(67)char(79)char(68)char(69)

How to decrypt Birds on a Wire cipher?

The decryption of Birds on a Wire is carried out by substitution / replacement of each bird by the letter corresponding to it.

Example: char(83)char(87)char(65)char(76)char(76)char(79)char(87) is translated SWALLOW

How to recognize a Birds on a Wire ciphertext?

As the name suggests the birds on a wire are represented by images of birds on a line, a cable, a rope and adopting different postures.

All references to birds (swallows, chickadees, pigeons, etc.) are clues.

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