Cryptography: Transposition Cipher

[@TheDiceRoller2000]

I'm paying my university to make me watch other peoples videos....

[@らびおり-k8j]

u of a at its best.

[@highlybakedindividuals7094]

same situation I am in right now

[@Fakesies]

@@らびおり-k8j First year student here. They still makin us do this.

[@DoqCA]

Still hasn’t stopped.

[@FusionDeveloper]

Great examples and explanation. Not very secure on it's own, but it looks like a powerful addition to add as an additional layer of encryption.

[@mariajs]

Hey, great stuff. What about when we know the number of columns but we dont know the order, (no key)

[@mohammedmasoodalamr6793]

Sir can u say me whether its Permutation cipher?

[@valkon_]

What if the characters were an odd number? This doesn't work because of the combinations

[@wisconsinladi]

you would pad it with an extra character to complete the combo

[@nguyenbinhphuong1491]

this is just the basic, there are tons of ciphers and each have its unique set of rules

[@atanyi67]

Thx a lot for your explanations

[@saikiranalagatham3555]

what if the key have repeated letters? (key=apple)

[@MainChannelHubbo]

then you just take the first p and set a lower number, and the second p, another number, so in the word apple it would be 14532.

[@susubiskut]

nice. now i understand how to decrypt.. hope you do more tutorial on crytography :)

[@anshuchaudhary1373]

this is awesomeeeeeee! thankyou :D

[@abirhal2391]

I DON'T UNDERSTAND ANYTHING

[@smit17xp]

I feel like a spy

[@cptmaverick6312]

so helpful...thx a lot

[@shekukamara9180]

Thanks very much!

[@basmanalsamarrie4410]

thnx man very informative . (y)

[@yasserparvez2258]

excellent !

[@vja352]

Thankyou.

[@TastyBatZA]

Helpful

[@ryansaper]

TESLA