Polyalphabetic Ciphers Suppose the following ciphertext was encrypted using Vignenere cipher with key size equal to...
Polyalphabetic Ciphers
Suppose the following ciphertext was encrypted using Vignenere
cipher with key size equal to 2. Try to find the two letters that
were used in the encryption.
SVSMHSCXGROFSLSOBDVOICIKZWSMVKBSGWPIKRWMVWCNSBBBSZFOGOBDODWFSNSWCMFKQIV
KGYDOFKHOROZOQDWYBCAKMPWVZYTPWMSCWXHRSVSQWCZKHEFOGYAOHSAOGSBDVOSHSMID
WFSKBNXERSQSOBMKBNTYFBSQWYBKZKBNZYQKZQCFSBBWSXHDVSGZFYQOGCWCOVGYICSNWXAK
BICDVOFZFSJKHOOXRLICWXSCGYFQOXWJODWYBCTBCWQVILGDCFCVIXHKFIOCGYQSODWYBCOXR
MCBDYFKHSCXGDVOIXWFSBGKZEGOCPSVSMHSCXGKGKHYCVTYFCSVSMHSBQFODBSCSXHKHSJOGSB
WCNSBBBSZFOGOBDODWFSNSWCMFKQSSCWCWXQYBDFKGDKSHRHRSZFKQDWMSSBDVOROAYQB
ODWMOBQRSDMZSKBMWOBDODVOBCKRSBSDVOSVSMHSCXGGSBSXCDICSNKOFOQYBCWNSBSNO
XCVWQOBQRWMWXGDWDIDWYBKBNAYGDDYZSHSQKZYTPWMSCKOFOTSZVSNICWXUCCBHSHSCX
OVGYYXCGBKGKZVCDAOBDPIKRWMVYTPWMSRCVROFCKOFOQRCCSXPIZYH
Homework Answers
the 2 letters used in Encryption are "O K"
The key can be found by dividing text in groups of 2 and then finding the frequency of alphabets appearing in the text.
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int iteration;
int iteration_Num_Two = 0;
int letter;
printf("Enter Encryption Key: \n");
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key
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the Encryption key
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iteration++)
//loop will continue till
message reaches to end
{
letter = message[iteration];
...
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My Current Code is:
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