Python for Cryptography: Caesar Cipher Explained | Code Analysis EP 01 🔐

Welcome back to the channel guys, in this video we will be talking about how python can be an important tool for the security researchers. We will be discussing about cryptography and Caesar Cipher in this video and a basic implementation of it. Caesar Cipher is the earliest form of cryptographic algorithm which works on shifting principle. Shifting principle basically means to assign a different alphabetical/special character value to the initial string which is provided by the user as input. The shifting value which primarily is an integer helps us to identify the difference of the encrypted and the original string. For example - if the shifting value is 4 and string 'A' is given as input by the user then the output value will be 'E' as it's the fourth alphabet after 'A'. This can be your first programming project which will give you a boost in your Python learning and will help you to write your future projects. You can write more advanced Caesar Cipher algorithms on your own or can even try adding features to the program we used in the video. Project link - https://github.com/ran-s-ome/CaesarCipher Do comment if you have any doubt and do like, share and subscribe the channel for more such cybersecurity related content.