New: New tool: Kaidoku — Cipher Decoder (/tools/kaidoku.php). Paste ciphertext, pick a cipher…

New tool: Kaidoku — Cipher Decoder (/tools/kaidoku.php). Paste ciphertext, pick a cipher — or let Auto-detect work it out — then read what the plaintext was hiding. 75 ciphers and encodings in one grouped dropdown: Caesar / ROT-n, Vigenère, Beaufort, Playfair, Hill, Bifid, ADFGVX, rail fence and columnar transposition; Base64 / 32 / 58 / 45 / 85, hex, binary, URL, HTML entities, quoted-printable and punycode; Morse, tap code, NATO, Braille, semaphore and keyboard-shift; pigpen and other glyph ciphers drawn as inline SVG with a clickable symbol pad; and offline geohash, Plus Codes, Maidenhead and MGRS. Auto-detect chains up to three transformations deep (base64 → ROT13 → plaintext comes back as one row with its chain spelled out) and ranks candidates by how much the output reads like English or French. The differentiator is the content triage panel underneath: it flags URLs, defanged indicators, Reddit / YouTube / TikTok / X / Telegram / Mastodon handles, IPs, emails, coordinates, wallet addresses, hashes, JWTs and CTF flags found in the decoded text — every link inert and defanged until you explicitly confirm opening it, .onion never one-click, and cards / IBANs / wallets masked by default. 100% client-side, EN + FR interface. Hashes are identified, never claimed to be “decrypted”; what3words is recognised and linked out rather than silently queried, because resolving it offline is impossible; and where a glyph set is a CyberRamen drawing rather than the original plates, the symbol pad says so.