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Caesar cipher
A simple three-position shifting monoalphabetic substitution cipher employed by Julius Caesar.
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Cipher that uses an encryption algorithm to replace each character or bit of the plain-text message with a different character, such as a Caesar cipher.
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A polyalphabetic substitution cipher.
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