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20 February 2026

  • curprev 23:3323:33, 20 February 2026 ShawnTufnell525 talk contribs 4,834 bytes +4,834 Created page with "<br>Throughout background, the art of secret interaction has played a crucial role fit the training course of events. One of the earliest and most renowned methods of file encryption is the Caesar Cipher, named after the Roman basic Julius Caesar, who apparently used it to safeguard military messages. This basic yet resourceful strategy of shifting letters in the alphabet has actually had an extensive effect on warfare, diplomacy, and the advancement of cryptography.<br>..."
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