ATBASH cipher is a a. Block cipher b. Simple substitution cipher c. Transposition cipher d. Homophonic substitution cipher
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For example, A would be replaced with Z, B with Y, C with X, and so on. Based on this definition, we can eliminate options a, c, and d, as they do not involve simple letter substitution. Show more…
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