Braille Cipher

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Braille Cipher is a substitution cipher, it could encoding and substituting the letters in a message into "Braille" characters.

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This cipher simply performs simple character substitution encryption, rather than using rigorous encryption algorithms. The encrypted data can be easily decrypted. Please do not use it in situations where high security is required.

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