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- �Definition: Altering data so that it can not be read by anyone other than the intended recipient�Definition: Altering data so that it can not be read by anyone other than the intended recipient.
- �Encrypt and decrypt messages using a Caesar Cipher and a Substitution Cipher
- �Use brute force and statistical attacks to crack simple ciphers
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- �Cipher – a method of encrypting text
- �Plaintext – the unencrypted data
- �Ciphertext – the encrypted data
- �Key – some information needed to encrypt/decrypt the data
- �Crack – to read encrypted data without being given the key beforehand
- �Brute Force – crack a cipher by trying every possible key until successful
- �Statistical Attack – crack a cipher by using statistics and estimates of the most likely values
- �Caesar Cipher – a simple cipher, where each letter is shifted a number of places up the alphabet
- �Substitution Cipher – a simple cipher where each letter is replaced by a different letter