The Masonic Cipher

The Masonic Cipher, also known as the Pigpen Cipher, is a geometic substitution cipher used by Freemasons to encrypt messages. It involves replacing letters with geometric shapes, fragments of a grid, often resembling tic-tac-toe or X shapes. This cipher has been used by Freemasons since the 18th century to keep their records and correspondence private. There are lots of variations.



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Onion Null said:

The Masonic Cipher, also known as the Pigpen Cipher, is a geometic substitution cipher used by Freemasons to encrypt messages. It involves replacing letters with geometric shapes, fragments of a grid, often resembling tic-tac-toe or X shapes. This cipher has been used by Freemasons since the 18th century to keep their records and correspondence private. There are lots of variations.

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Ken, were you by any chance part of any of these fraternal orders? You seem like the type to be of Shriner association.

Kenopsia said:

Ken, were you by any chance part of any of these fraternal orders? You seem like the type to be of Shriner association.

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I did join the Odd Fellows but never took an interest in pursuing it.

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The way it's designed makes it very straightforward with the mental math.