Yeah? Different symmetric cipher key.

So, in a Vigener cipher, the key is a word.

The Caesar cipher, actually, is not really a cipher at all. And the reason is that it doesn't have a key.

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Vernam's system was a cipher that combined a message with a key read from a punched tape.

But here we're just going to focus on symmetric cipher where both sides use the same key.

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Basically a key for a substitution cipher is a substitution table that basically says how to map our letters.

However, even though the substitution cipher has a large key space of size 2 88, it's still terribly insecure.

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What a Caesar cipher is, is basically a substitution cipher where the substitution is fixed.

The first well known cipher a substitution cipher was used by Julius Caesar around 58 BC.

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Regarding his 'bilateral cipher,' Bacon wrote, famously

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So, just for historical reasons, there is one example of something that's related to the substitution cipher called the Caesar cipher.

And let's see how we break this substitution cipher. Turns out to be very easy to break. The first question is, how big is the key space?

A strong cipher is one which disguises your fingerprint.

The longer the shift word, the stronger the cipher.

It is now referred to as the 'Caesar cipher.'

So, breaking the Vigener cipher is actually quite easy.

If you calculate this out, twenty sixth factorial is about two to the 88th, which means that describing a key in a substitution cipher takes about 88 bits.

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In this case, Alice's cipher contains a repeating code word.

A number of serious weaknesses in the cipher have been identified.

Imagine Alice and Bob decided to communicate using the Caesar cipher.

The first example, the simplest one is called the substitution cipher.

So you give me an encrypted message using the substitution cipher.

And it was a blow to the security of the Caesar cipher.

Vigener cipher. And in fact, decryption is just as easy as encryption.

Well, obviously its a trap. And the bait is a cipher machine.

And so they wanted industry to use a good cipher so that when it buys equipment from the, from industry, it would be getting equipment with, with a decent cipher.

If you do not select at least one cipher, SSL will not work.

We're talking about one of the most famous cipher machines of all time.

GSM phones can be convinced to use the much weaker A5 2 cipher briefly.

But not a Russian cipher clerk with a file photo of a British agent!

Incredibly, this basic cipher was used by military leaders for hundreds of years after Caesar.

How could Alice design a cipher that hides her fingerprint, thus, stopping the leak of information.

And that is gonna, if we make it quantitative, that's gonna help us break a substitution cipher.

So in fact, if somebody comes to you and says, hey, I have a proprietary cipher that you might want to use, the answer usually should be that you stick to standards, to standard algorithms, and not use a proprietary cipher.

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The weakness of the Caesar cipher was published 800 years later by an Arab mathematician named 'Al Kindi.'

Here I'm gonna show you a variant of one of his ciphers, this is called a Vigener cipher.

And then what we do is we break the cipher text into groups of six letters each, okay?

But the attacker does not know anything about this key K. So now they're gonna use a cipher, which is a pair of algorithms, an encryption algorithm denoted by E, and a decryption algorithm, D. These algorithms work as follows the encryption algorithm