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Bibliography
Northern Kentucky University. Chris Christensen, n.d. Web. 15 May 2014.
<http://www.nku.edu/~christensen/section%2010%20ADFGVX>.
Espionage Information. JUDSON KNIGHT, n.d. Web. 15 May 2014.
<http://www.faqs.org/espionage/A-An/ADFGX-Cipher.html#b>.
What to do
Ex. Encipher this message Message HeyYou (no spaces)
This is what you get
Matrix Table
If the matrix table uses a random word then you need to make it alphabetize it.
Basic Information
The ADFGVX cipher was the most famous field cipher used during World War I by the Germans it was transmitted through morse code. It is a substitution cipher mixed with a transposition cipher. The substitution part of the cipher requires a modified polybius square that is 6 by 6 and single columnar transposition to solve. The cipher was discovered on March 5th 1918 by Fritz Nebel a german officer, the cipher was made more complicated from the original version ADFGX The cipher text only uses 6 letters. This cipher is not being used anymore because of the Painvin trick was used to crack the ADFGX cipher. The cipher was cracked in early june of 1918