Question 3: Caesar Cipher we write the message and then shift the alphabet by some specified number of letters. For exam

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Question 3 Caesar Cipher We Write The Message And Then Shift The Alphabet By Some Specified Number Of Letters For Exam 1 (64.35 KiB) Viewed 38 times

Question 3: Caesar Cipher we write the message and then shift the alphabet by some specified number of letters. For example, he might choose to shift the alphabet by 4 letters. Then, A is replaced by E, B is replaced by F, and so on. When we reach V, it becomes Z. After that, we go back to the beginning so that W becomes an A, X becomes a B, and so on. One approach to breaking some encryption is brute force. If we know it was a Caesar cipher, then there are only 25 possible shifts, so we can just test them all until we find one that seems right. You are required to provide a code to decrypt the following message using Brut Force technique. "GUVF VF ZL FRPERG ZRFFNTR."