Could it be that there are different encryption rules for words in mixed case and others for all lower case, maybe even for camel case (uppercase in middle)?
Like (and not assuming anything here is correct, just as an example):
Ciphertext Plaintext Rules Applied
FaiT WHAT Mixed-case
Tiiiig THREE! Mixed-case
nmaei HELLO All-lowercase
fieeean HOWEVER All-lowercase
Kimb HALT Mixed-case
Cipher Plaintext
letter letter
t O
e T/E/V/W Position-dependent
a H/E Context-dependent
i O/R Context-dependent
Example Encryption Process
Split input into words and for every word, If contains uppercase letters use mixed-case rules else use all-lowercase rules. Some exceptions.
Then Combine results
Example Encrypt "WHAT" -> Mixed-case rules: F (W) + a (H) + i (A) + T (T) → "FaiT"
Encrypt "THE": All-lowercase exception → "qar"
Like (and not assuming anything here is correct, just as an example):
Ciphertext Plaintext Rules Applied
FaiT WHAT Mixed-case
Tiiiig THREE! Mixed-case
nmaei HELLO All-lowercase
fieeean HOWEVER All-lowercase
Kimb HALT Mixed-case
Cipher Plaintext
letter letter
t O
e T/E/V/W Position-dependent
a H/E Context-dependent
i O/R Context-dependent
Example Encryption Process
Split input into words and for every word, If contains uppercase letters use mixed-case rules else use all-lowercase rules. Some exceptions.
Then Combine results
Example Encrypt "WHAT" -> Mixed-case rules: F (W) + a (H) + i (A) + T (T) → "FaiT"
Encrypt "THE": All-lowercase exception → "qar"

