Computer Forensic Investigation and Cryptography
Caeser and Subsitution Ciphers
A Caeser cipher is simply moving all letters by a certain number down the alphabet
Most known use: ROT-13, involves moving every letter 13 across
Used in the Windows registry: letter A becomes J
Substitution Ciphers
An extension of Caeser ciphers
Essentially, 2 caeser ciphers
Encipher with X shift, then encipher again with Y shift
How to solve?
Letter frequencies
We take HELLO as ABCCD
Longer words are better to use!
Multiple alphabets
Encipher plaintext with first alphabet
Then again with second alphabet
Solved with this table:
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