The following is a binary Vigenere encipherment of a plaintext using the key 11100010100010. Decipher and...
The following is a binary Vigenere encipherment of a plaintext using the key 11100010100010. Decipher and decode the message, regarding each 7-bit block as an ASCII value:
0100010 1100111 0111101 1101110 0100010 1110110 0111110
1100001 0111010
Homework Answers
| Binary value | Decimal value | Ascii Text Value |
| 0100010 | 34 | " |
| 1100111 | 103 | g |
| 0111101 | 61 | = |
| 1101110 | 110 | n |
| 0100010 | 34 | " |
| 1110110 | 118 | v |
| 0111110 | 62 | > |
| 1100001 | 97 | a |
| 0111010 | 58 | : |
Final decoded message: "g=n"v>a:
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