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This document delves into early cipher techniques used for plaintext encryption, focusing on methods such as the Atbash, Pigpen, Vigenère, and Polybius ciphers. The Atbash cipher transforms the word "MALTEPE" into "NZOGVKV". In contrast, the Pigpen cipher encodes "sadi evren seker" with a unique graphical substitution. The Vigenère technique uses the key "HUSEYIN" to convert "MALTEPE" into "TUDXCXR". Lastly, the Polybius square is utilized for positional encoding, showcasing the versatility and creativity of early cryptographic methods.
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SE 441INFORMATION SYSTEMS SECURITY EarlyCiphers
EarlyCiphers: Atbash Plaintext: MALTEPE Ciphertext: NZOGVKV
EarlyCiphers: Pigpen Plaintext: sadi evren seker Ciphertext:
EarlyCiphers: Vigenere • Plaintext: MALTEPE • Key: HUSEYIN • Ciphertext: TUDXCXR
EarlyCiphers: Polybius m, 3th rowand 2nd column–> 32 a, 1st rowand 1st column–> 11 l , 3th rowand 1st column–> 31 t , 4th rowand 4th column–> 44 e , 1st rowand 5th column–> 15 p , 3th rowand 5th column–> 35 e , 1st rowand 5th column–> 15 maltepe = 32113144153515