Classic Cryptography - Substitution Ciphers - Part 3

A few years ago I created a set of presentations for a group of high school students on the fundamentals of classical cryptology. I decided to turn them into videos in the event someone else might find them useful. This video is the third installment that walks through the basics of substitution ciphers and how they work. In today's video, we will cover how to use cryptanalysis to break substitution ciphers, with a focus on brute force method and frequency analysis. Icon Art Brute Force Search by H Alberto Gongora from the Noun Project Analysis by OCHA Visual from the Noun Project Key by Eagle Eye from the Noun Project Inference by priyanka from the Noun Project Universe by Llisole from the Noun Project Paper with a pencil by Alena from the Noun Project Computer by James Zamyslianskyj from the Noun Project Search file by DC Icons from the Noun Project English_letter_frequency_(alphabetic) - Wikipedia Music Credits Asher Fulero - Night Snow (YouTube Audio Library) Asher Fulero - Timelapsed Tides (YouTube Audio Libary) The Tower of Light - Stuck in the Air (YouTube Audio Library) Quincas Moreira - Grasshopper (YouTbe Audio Library)