Manual Encryption Revisited
Philippe Allard (Pr\'eTech)

TL;DR
This paper reviews manual encryption techniques, introduces new algorithms and ciphers including permutation, Spirale, Diagonales, and Carousel, and addresses key and password creation challenges.
Contribution
It presents new manual encryption algorithms and solutions for key generation, enhancing traditional cipher methods.
Findings
Introduced Spirale, a one-time-pad cipher
Developed new transposition ciphers Diagonales and Carousel
Provided solutions for key and password creation
Abstract
This document brings together several articles devoted to manual encryption and introduces new algorithms and ciphers: a permutation algorithm, Spirale (a one-time-pad cipher), a solution to the problem of the ordered route of a table, Diagonales (a cipher by transposition), Carousel (another cipher by transposition), solutions to the problem of creating keys or passwords.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCryptographic Implementations and Security · Chaos-based Image/Signal Encryption
