Fun with simple ciphers
A bit of fun playing with a simple caesar cipher in Python3.
The following text has been encrypted using a simple Caesar cipher:
aur r-%n!-n-p|z}#"r -"un"-p vrq9
/Z'-"rpu{vpny-ov"!-un$r-nyy-orr{-s vrq9
V-"||x-"||-zn{'-w|y"!
S |z-"||-zn{'-$|y"!;;;/
5[|-%|{qr -"ur- #qq'-"uv{t-qvrq6.
Only printable characters with a unicode value >=32 and <=126 have been shifted. Any shifted character value that overflows these constraints is is wrapped to the opposite end of the range.
The code I wrote to encrypt, decrypt and brute force this cipher can be found on my GitHub.