Codemaster: the Scrambled code

Article Abstract:

The Scambled code is method of encrypting messages so that others who do not know the code cannot read them. The Scrambled code is particularly good for use with wordy messages. Directions for using the Scrambled code to encode and decode messages are provided.

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Codemaster: the backward-forward code

Article Abstract:

Scouts can use the Backward-Forward code when sending secret messages. With the help of a code machine called the Counting Wheel, scouts will find it easy to make and decode messages using the Backward-Forward code.

Codes

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Codemaster: this month: the Rail-Fence code

Article Abstract:

The Rail-Fence code gets its name from the way the letters zigzag when the message is scrambled. Methods of sending and reading this code are presented.

Ciphers

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