Added Atbash and Morse README

README.md

@@ -12,7 +12,16 @@ This cipher is more complicated than a simple Caesar cipher.
 It uses an array of Caesar ciphers and cycles between them based on a key.
 This makes it more secure, but if you are not carful in your message or have a short key it will still output recognizable paterns that can be easily broken.
 
+#Atbash Cipher
+The Atbash cipher is a simple cipher that basically reverses the alphabet.
+A=Z, B=Y, etc.
+
 #Playfair Cipher
 This cipher is a little more complex.
 It uses a key to create a grid of letters that is then used to encode 2 letters at a time. It is a simple form of 16-bit encryption.
 It is still fairly simple to learn to do by hand, just time consuming if it is a long message or if you are trying to crack the key.
+
+#Morse Code
+This is technically not encryption, but it is not exactly English either.
+It was used originally on the telegraph and was considered an efficient way to send messages at that time.
+The dots and dashes are representative of long and short pulses from a speaker.