VMs: Numb Erones & Brumbaugh

[Heikki Qvist <heikki.qvist@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't remember any more details about B's solution. But he gives VMS 
char resembling the '4' as number four although it may better be number 
5. Maybe he was in right tracks.

I has been wondering about number based cipher structures and early 
western arabic numbers.

I used this kind of system in school days to prevent "big boys" and 
nosey teachers ("don't we want to share it with the whole class!") to 
read my notebooks and diary:

-It doesn't even require a key for encryption. Key would make it even 
harder to open.
-Frequency analysis is useless.

I could try to create a sample text mass for analysis to see how it 
would look. Any similarities with VMS.

Or someone might try to solve my sample message, just to see how hard it 
is to decrypt.



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