How woud an attack work? Spiral text as Rev. 6:14.
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I experimented with various transliterations and various plain-text passages.

The input EVA sequence I use in this example is (where 'b' stands for the initial '/'):

oboas,oetchy osas,aram askeeody ochdor,al oekairy ytodaro opalshy orarodar yky,dar ykodar ykary opalxy

The following is a homophonic verbose cipher that maps to these words from Wycliffe's translation You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.:

heuene wente awei as a book wlappid in

Spaces were ignored in both the cipher-text and plain-text.

Deciphered text:

ob   oa   soe  tchy  osa sar   am   ask  eeo  dyo  ch
H     E   U    E      N   E    W     E    N    T   E
                                           
dor    alo    ek  air    yy  toda  roop  
A      W      E    I      A    S    A
                                     
als  hyo  ra rodar ykyda ryko dary ka ryo pa lxy
B    OO   K   W     L      A   PP  I   D  I   N


Sorted by plain-text characters:
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Of course, this only shows that a short passage in combination with complex cipher systems does not allow an unambiguous solution.
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RE: How woud an attack work? Spiral text as Rev. 6:14. - by MarcoP - 13-08-2021, 10:10 AM

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