Question

In which encryption strategy is the plaintext encrypted one character at a time and each encrypted character depends on that single character and a fixed distance value

Answer 1

Answer:

Caesar cipher

Explanation:

In formation technology, cryptography or cryptology is a process of coding or encrypting information, using algorithms and input values in a network, where there is a present of a third party called adversaries or attackers.

There are different types of cryptography, namely, symmetric, assymmetric and hash cryptography.

Ciphers are algorithms used in cryptography to encode (encrypt) or decode (decrypt) information. An example of cipher is the Ceasar's cipher.

Ceasar cipher is a simple type of substitution cipher that encrpts plain text one character at a time and each coded character depends on the single character and a fixed distance value.