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Codes & Ciphers: Keeping Secrets 🔐

From Caesar to post-quantum, test your crypto instincts: key concepts, real traps, smart picks

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10 questions
  1. 1Which system replaces each letter with one shifted by a fixed number in the alphabet?
  2. 2Why is a 'salt' added when hashing passwords?
  3. 3Which of these is a symmetric block cipher and not a hash function?
  4. 4What helped break Enigma during World War II?
  5. 5What makes Vigenère more robust than a simple Caesar cipher (with a short key)?
  6. 6Which AES mode does NOT provide data authenticity on its own?
  7. 7In elliptic curve cryptography, what does the 'point at infinity' represent?
  8. 8Which condition makes the one-time pad (OTP) perfectly secure?
  9. 9A 'padding oracle' attack typically targets…
  10. 10Which of these post-quantum schemes is based on lattices?

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