Extended Pigpen Cipher with New Variations using ASCII and Division Substitution

Secure communication has always been a primary focus and have challenges in encrypting messages. As the ancient cipher techniques that were used to secretly communicate have been compromised in today’s era. Among these, one is the Pigpen cipher. The pigpen cipher is a symmetric encryption method that converts alphabets into symbolic representations known as Pigpen. However, the method also has some drawbacks, the operation is done without a key and it does not have the capability to encrypt numbers. The Pigpen cipher offers only one variation adding to its drawbacks and lacks achieving robust encryption in modern communication contexts. AlphaMeshX(AMX) is a new age cipher technique that is an Extended Pigpen cipher technique with Substitution. AlphaMeshX presents an innovative approach to encryption and decryption of messages, building upon the foundation of an encryption technique that was historically used by Freemasonries during communication called as Pigpen Cipher also called as Freemason Cipher. AMX is a key based Encryption and Decryption technique. The key, to which the ASCII encoding is done, then followed by the division substitution for the sum of ASCII. The resultant value after the mathematical substitution determines the 13 variations for alphabets and 18 variations including numbers. Therefore, the result is more secure.