On the Subject of the Trisquare CM
A machine that knows no bounds when it comes to ciphers.
Create a key using the keyword on screen 1 and the Boolean Expression on screen A. Make sure to replace any Js with Is. Rearrange the key into a 5×5 matrix. This will be called Matrix A.
Create a 2nd and 3rd matrix by doing the same steps to create Matrix A but with the keyword on screen 2 and the Boolean Expression on screen B to create Matrix B and the keyword on screen 3 and the Boolean Expression on screen C to create Matrix C.
Form an backwards L shape pattern with Matrix C being in the bottom right, Matrix A in the bottom left, and Matrix B in the top right.
Concatenate the encrypted word and the letters displayed on screen D in that order. Then split the string into groups of 3 letters, unless the length of the string is not divisble by 3, then the last group will contain 2 letters.
For each 3 letter group, do the following:
- Find the 1st letter of the Nth letter group in Matrix A.
- Find the 2nd letter of the Nth letter group in Matrix B.
- Find the 3rd letter of the Nth letter group in Matrix C.
- Use the intersection of the column in Matrix A and the row in Matrix C to get the 1st letter of the Nth decrypted pair.
- Use the intersection of the row in Matrix B and the column in Matrix C to get the 2nd letter of the Nth decrypted pair.
For the 2 letter group, do the following:
- Find the 1st letter of the Nth letter group in Matrix A.
- Find the 2nd letter of the Nth letter group in Matrix B.
- Use the intersection of the row in Matrix A and the column in Matrix B to get the Nth decrypted letter from Matrix C.
Finally, if any of the letters on screen 4 match at the same position as any of the letters of your encrypted word, replace that letter with a J. You should now have an decrypted word.