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Substitution Ciphers

• A substitution cipher is a method of encryption where each plaintext element (e.g., letter, symbol) is replaced by a different element
• It involves replacing each unit of plaintext with a corresponding unit of ciphertext

Caesar Cipher

• A Caesar cipher is a type of substitution cipher where each letter in the plaintext is 'shifted' a certain number of places down the alphabet
• It is a simple and ancient encryption technique

Purpose of Substitution Ciphers

• The primary purpose of a substitution cipher is to conceal the meaning of a message, ensuring only the intended recipient can decipher and read it
• Substitution ciphers are used to provide confidentiality and security to the communication

Crack the Code: Test Your Skills with Substitution Ciphers!" Challenge your knowledge of encryption techniques with this quiz on substitution ciphers, including the famous Caesar cipher. Learn how these ciphers work and put your skills to the test by deciphering hidden messages. Sharpen your code-breaking abilities and impress your friends with your newfound expertise in cryptography!