By Sunny Mahesh and Andy Yuwen. Cryptography = Secret Messages = Cool Stuff Ciphers Difference between plaintext and ciphertext Enciphering and Deciphering.

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By Sunny Mahesh and Andy Yuwen

Cryptography = Secret Messages = Cool Stuff Ciphers Difference between plaintext and ciphertext Enciphering and Deciphering

Hill Ciphers encode messages of plaintext in successive pairs. For a Hill n-cipher, pairs of length n are taken and are enciphered by a n by n matrix

A Cooler Way To Do Math

Why are we still doing this? Because we’re cool, Dealz with it

OK. Now Its Your Time Secret Agents. Complete the final mission and receive your award. We have intercepted the code