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A old fashioned form of crypto, which is quite literally unbreakable, except by human error (using the same password twice or starting every message with the same sentence.)
The way they work is simple
the user gives an input
it's encoded from a very long password (in old times, this was done with Enigma machines and a man operating them)
they send the encoded message over unencrypted channels, cause it's nonsense if you don't have the code
They send the password by encrypted channels (this used to be a man back in the day)
The message is decoded from the password
the password should only be used once to encode and once to decode, then thrown in the bin.
The simplest form is a replacement cipher, which is where you replace every letter with a different letter or number. There's even fancier ways though.
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A old fashioned form of crypto, which is quite literally unbreakable, except by human error (using the same password twice or starting every message with the same sentence.)
The way they work is simple
The simplest form is a replacement cipher, which is where you replace every letter with a different letter or number. There's even fancier ways though.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: