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And so it would encipher 64 bits at a time.

In 1940 the Germans changed the procedures to encipher the message key only once.

And if they are on the same line, then you encipher by going to the character to the right of each of them.

So the key is twice as long as the block that you encipher each time.

To encipher, a letter in the second row is simply replaced by the number labeling its column.

A more advanced method is the use of simple encryption to encipher the virus.

The probability that the wrong key will correctly encipher two or more messages is very low for a good cipher.

Is it possible to decipher a message if you have the grid that was used to encipher it?

To encipher a message, the operator sets the key wheels to a random sequence of letters.

To encipher a letter, the operator pushed the relevant key and noted down which of the lamps lit.

Byrne stated that the machine he used to encipher his messages could be fitted into a cigar box.

To encipher or encode is to convert information from plain text into code or cipher.

To encipher, find the plaintext letter in the square and replace it with the number of that row and column.

At some point you're going to be using symmetric crypto with symmetric keys to encipher the data.

"They don't encipher their umlauts.

That keystream is then XORed against the message one wants to encipher.

The sequence defines a series of mathematical operations used to encipher the message, and the reverse sequence is used to decipher it.

So you could use either key to encipher something, and you just use the other key to decipher it, or to decrypt it.

To encipher a message with the Lorenz machine, the 5-bit plaintext characters were combined with a stream of key characters.

Muad'Dib said of himself that he possessed no Rihani magic with which to encipher the universe.

That row in the second set of columns is used to encipher and decipher BATCO messages.

In more recent practice, it became typical to encipher a message after first encoding it, so as to provide greater security by increasing the degree of difficulty for cryptanalysts.

Trithemius's idea was to encipher the first letter of the message using the first shifted alphabet, so A became B, B became C, etc.

Stream ciphers typically encrypt plaintext a bit or byte at a time, and are most commonly used to encipher real-time communications, such as audio and video information.