Master Cryptography: Hill Cipher, One-Time Pad & Transposition Techniques for BTech Students 🔐

CNS: Hill Cipher, One-Time Pad & Transposition Techniques | Keyless & Keyed Transpositions | BTech

🔐 Cryptography and Network Security (CNS) covers various encryption techniques essential for BTech students and competitive exams. In this video, we explain:

✅ Hill Cipher – A polygraphic substitution cipher using matrix multiplication.
✅ One-Time Pad – A theoretically unbreakable encryption method.
✅ Transposition Techniques – Keyless & Keyed Transpositions, including Rail Fence, Columnar, and more.

📚 Ideal for Engineering students, Cybersecurity enthusiasts, and Competitive Exam aspirants.
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What is Hill Cipher, and how does it work?

Why is the One-Time Pad considered unbreakable?

What are Transposition Techniques, and how do they differ from substitution ciphers?

What is the difference between Keyless and Keyed Transpositions?

How is the Rail Fence Cipher used in cryptography?

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