Cryptographers use ciphers to encode messages so that they are essentially gibberish unless you know the key to decode the cipher. I decided to see how Stable Diffusion 2.1 responded to encoded prompts. To ensure that only the prompt was changing, I used the same seed for every cipher: 32823021. In the caption for each image I will tell you what cipher was used, as well as any additional information or settings that were used for the encoding. The original prompt is simply "Cthulhu", which will be the first image I give you.
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 0
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 1
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 2
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 3
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 4
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 5
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 6
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 7
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 8
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 9
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 10
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 11
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 12
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 13
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 14
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 15
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 16
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 17
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 18
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 19
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 20
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 21
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 22
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 23
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 24
Caesar Cipher, Shift = 25
Vigenère Cipher, Key = Cthulhu
Beaufort Cipher, Key = Uhluhtc
Rozier Cipher, Key = Cthulhu
Affine Cipher, A Coefficient = 3, B Coefficient = 20
Hill Cipher, 2×2 Matrix = 3, 20/8, 21
Slidefair Cipher, Key = Cthulhu
Porta Cipher, Key = Cthulhu
Jefferson Cipher
Phillips Cipher, Key = abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
Delastelle's Trifid Cipher, Grids = abcdefghi, jklmnopqr, stuvwxyz_
Delastelle's Bifid Cipher, Grid = abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxy
PlayFair Cipher, Grid = abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxy
Collon Cipher, Grid = abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxy
ADFGVX Cipher, Grid = abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz1234567890
Enigma Machine (Wehrmacht/Luftwaffe 3 Rotors)
Final Thoughts: Stable Diffusion was unable to understand any of the coded messages. (Not that I thought it would.) But there were some themes that consistently emerged: dogs, birds, leaves, the desert, and the color orange. I suspect that these had something to do with the seed and/or the images that Stable Diffusion 2.1 was trained on; I doubt that there was a pattern that emerged across encryptions that Stable Diffusion was able to detect.