The tap code, sometimes called the knock code, is a way to encode text messages on a letter-by-letter basis. It has been used by prisoners to communicate with each other by tapping metal bars inside a cell. For each No Such Puzzle in August, we provide a tap sequence and an indicator for the number of words in the answer and their lengths. Can you solve the code and identify the prison or prisoner of war camp?
Think you solved the first puzzle? Click here for the answer to check your work!
Ready to solve the second No Such Puzzle for August? Click here to solve the code and identify the prison or prisoner of war camp.
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Ready to solve the third No Such Puzzle for August? Click here to crack the code!
Think you solved the third puzzle? Click here for the answer to check your work!
Ready to solve the final No Such Puzzle for August? Click here to crack the code!
Think you solved the fourth and final No Such Puzzle in August? Click here for the answer!
Be sure to check back each Saturday at 9 a.m. for the next No Such Puzzle!
Interested in other puzzles? Head to NSA.gov/Puzzles for the latest cryptologic challenges from NSA's puzzling community.