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Camera: Since a camera is crucial to every spy the Spy Toolkit includes easy and quick access to your devices built in camera. Simply tap the camera icon. All photos you take will be saved to the gallery. 

Morse Code: Morse Code is a method of turning text messages into a series of dots and dashes. Morse Code is best known for its use with the telegram but can be used for radio communications with poor reception or to send messages using light signals, which you can do in a dark environments using the Flashlight in the Spy Toolkit. The Spy Toolkit has three tools for using Morse Code. It has a manual transmit mode where you can manually use your phones speakers to send messages. Secondly it has an automatic mode which takes a text input and outputs it through the speakers in your phone. Finally there is a Morse Code conversion table included for decoding. In settings you can decide if you want to use your phones vibrator while transmitting.

Code Breaker: The Code Breaker is a computer program that breaks Cesarian Ciphers, which are        the type of code used by the Cipher Maker. To break a code enter it into the text field and press go.

Intruder Alert: Before Activating the Intruder Alert select which noises you want to play when the Intruder Alert is activated.Then put your phone in a place where it will be moved by someone entering the room, such as on a door.Once your phone is in place press to activate the intruder alert and the screen will automatically dim.

Code Creation Manual: The Cipher Maker allows you to create Cesarian Ciphers, the type of cipher used by Cesear to encode messages. Cesarian Ciphers use a set shift to encode messages. For example if you were to use a +3 shift /"abc/" would become /"cde/".The Code Breaker is a program designed to break Cesarian Ciphers. As you can tell by the ease of cracking Cesarian Ciphers with the Code Breaker Cesarian Ciphers are not very secure.This is because there are only 26 possible Cesarian Ciphers (26 letters in the alphabet). Below are several much more secure encoding techniques are described for your use.

Book Cipher: The book cipher requires that both the sender and the recipient have acess to the exact same book or newspaper. The more obscure the book the more secure the code.For the Book Cipher you give the position of each word in your message, and to decode it the recipient finds each word in the predetermined book. The easiest way to describe positions in books is page number/line number/word number. So for example 258/5/4 would mean the 4th word on the fifth line of the 258th page of the book.

Substitution Cipher: For the substitution cipher create two copies of a key where each letter in the alphabet is replaced by a different random letter.This works in the same way as the Cesarian Cipher however instead of having each letter shifted a uniform number of spaces, it is shifted a random number of spaces.This code is much more secure then the Cesarian Cipher.

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