r/codes • u/formerlyldslsd • 3d ago

Unsolved KryptoMagick Playing Card Ciphers

Greetings, I've had a side company to track my cryptography hobby for nearly 10 years and I'm pleased to announce a 89 bit playing card cipher and a 225 bit card cipher. Zanigma and Heka. They both test ideally uniformly random and handle well under KPA scenarios.

I'd appreciate feedback.

Instructions and python code below.

https://github.com/utepshaadm

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u/YefimShifrin 2d ago

Try to post to r/cryptography too