Atbash.This cipher is a substitution cipher in which the plaintext alphabet is mapped onto itself but in reverse order. In other words, the plaintext letter A is mapped to ciphertext Z, B is mapped to Y, C to X and so on. Atbash is named after the two first and two last letters ...
This encryption is a replacement cipher that projects the plaintext alphabet back onto itself. To put it another way, plaintext letter A is translated into ciphertext Z, plaintext letter B into ciphertext Y, plaintext letter C into ciphertext X, and so on. Atbash is called after the He...
A number of other cipher types exist. Two typical examples are: Atbash: The letter A is changed to a Z. B is changed to a Y, and so on. Baconian: This hides a message inside another message with various fonts, typefaces or characteristics....
Asymmetric encryption establishes an authentication.During the authentication process, the function of the public key is to verify that the message is sent by the private key pair holder.In return, only the paired private key holder can decrypt the message encrypted with the public paired key. For...