0.1 (Unit-1) (a): How intruders can compromise unprotected computers? (b): Consider Caesar cipher to perform encryption on the plaintext ("meet me after the toga party") with key value = 5. (d): By using the Vigener Cipher, perform encryption and decryption. The plaintext is I LIKE CRYPTOGRAPHY, and the keyword is CAESAR.

0.1 (Unit-1) (a): How intruders can compromise unprotected computers? (b): Consider Caesar cipher to perform encryption on the plaintext ("meet me after the toga party") with key value = 5. (d): By using the Vigener Cipher, perform encryption and decryption. The plaintext is I LIKE CRYPTOGRAPHY, and the keyword is CAESAR.

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party") with key value = 5.
(d): By using the Vigener Cipher, perform encryption and decryption. The plaintext is I LIKE
CRYPTOGRAPHY, and the keyword is CAESAR.

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