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VISUAL KNOWLEDGE









                                                  Cryptography













                                                                     «Cryptography is technique of
                                                                           securing information and
                                                       communications through use of codes so

                                                            that only those person for whom the
                                                         information is intended can understand
                                                                it and process it. Thus preventing
                                                        unauthorized access to information. The
                                                         prefix “crypt” means “hidden” and suffix
                                                                           graphy means “writing”.»



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            «Cryptography is the study of secure
         communications techniques that allow only
         the sender and intended recipient of a
         message to view its contents. The term is
         derived from the Greek word kryptos,

         which means hidden. It is closely
         associated to encryption, which is the act
         of scrambling ordinary text into what's
         known as ciphertext and then back again
         upon arrival. In addition, cryptography also

         covers the obfuscation of information in
         images using techniques such as microdots
         or merging. Ancient Egyptians were known
         to use these methods in complex
         hieroglyphics, and Roman Emperor Julius
         Caesar is credited with using one of the

         first modern ciphers.»


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