Mono-Alphabet Substitution

Question 1

Caesar Cipher

Answer 1

Every letter is shifted a fixed number of spaces to the left or the right

Question 2

Plain Text

Answer 2

Text you wish to see

Question 3

Cipher Text

Answer 3

Text that obfuscates plain text. Text that is the outcome of encryption.

Question 4

Atbash Cipher

Answer 4

Hebrew code that substitute the first letter of the alphabet with the laster letter and Vis Versa. A becomes Z, B becomes Y etc.

Question 5

Affine Cipher

Answer 5

Each letter in the alphabet is mapped to some numeric value, permuted with some relatively simple mathematical function, then converted back to a letter.

Formula is: ax + b (mod M)

Question 6

ROT13 Cipher

Answer 6

All numbers are rotated 13 characters in the alphabet.

Question 7

Scytale

Answer 7

Produces encrypted text by wrapping letters on parchment around a rod of the same diameter. The key is that the rod needs to be the same size to produce the same layout.