 8 groups of 2  5 rounds  Basic Definitions  Substitution Cryptosystems  Math  Tricky Questions  Comparing Cryptosystems  10 questions per round.

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 8 groups of 2  5 rounds  Basic Definitions  Substitution Cryptosystems  Math  Tricky Questions  Comparing Cryptosystems  10 questions per round  Each question is worth 1 point

1. Alice and Bob should at some point have access to a ________ mode of communication. 2. Cryptography is only needed when a message is both _______ and ________. 4. To determine how difficult a cryptosystem is to break, we measure its ________. 5. To determine how quickly a cryptosystem operates, we measure its ________.

6. _______ is the science of keeping information secure even though it is transmitted through an insecure medium. 7. _______ is the science of breaking ciphers. 8. A _______ is a matching between two different alphabets. 9. To break a cipher means to determine the ______. 10. A cryptosystem is made up of five parts: plaintext space, ciphertext space, encryption function, decryption function, and __________.

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