Could you devise a key that when it is used on the ciphertext you produced in 1.a, will provide plaintext relish instead of the strike? the photo below is question 1a and please trying to be as detailed as possible when answering the question, justifying well all your steps that you did. Suppose that the following abbreviated alphabet is used:letter e hi k1 r s tbinary 000 001 010 011 100 101 110 111If the plaintext to be sent is strike, propose your own key (suppose that the receiver will havethe same key in a magically secure way) and encrypt thismessage using the one-time pad cryptosystem. You have to explain every step and mention therequirements you satisfy to correctly use the one-time pad so that it will be unconditionallysecure.

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Could you devise a key that when it is used on the ciphertext you produced in 1.a, will provide plaintext relish instead of the strike?

the photo below is question 1a and please trying to be as detailed as possible when answering the question, justifying well all your steps that you did.

Suppose that the following abbreviated alphabet is used:
letter e hi k
1 r s t
binary 000 001 010 011 100 101 110 111
If the plaintext to be sent is strike, propose your own key (suppose that the receiver will have
the same key in a magically secure way) and encrypt this
message using the one-time pad cryptosystem. You have to explain every step and mention the
requirements you satisfy to correctly use the one-time pad so that it will be unconditionally
secure.

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