ciphers (Meaning)

ciphers

a method of transforming a text in order to conceal its meaning, zero sense 1a, one that has no weight, worth, or influence

Cryptoanalysts deciphered the secret message using a combination of ciphers and codebooks.
The ancient Egyptians employed various ciphers to protect their sacred writings.
Modern computers have accelerated the process of breaking complex ciphers.
The Enigma cipher played a crucial role in World War II communications.
The Caesar cipher, a simple substitution cipher, remains in use today for its simplicity.
Cryptographers design and analyze ciphers to ensure their security against unauthorized access.
The unbreakable cipher is a myth, as all ciphers can theoretically be broken with enough time and resources.
The Vigenère cipher, a polyalphabetic cipher, was once considered highly secure but has since been compromised.
Quantum cryptography promises unbreakable communication channels through the use of quantum ciphers.
Researchers work tirelessly to develop and improve ciphers, ensuring the confidentiality and integrity of sensitive information.

a method of transforming a text in order to conceal its meaning, zero sense 1a, one that has no weight, worth, or influence

zeroes, zeros, nils, goose eggs,os, naughts, nought, zips, o's, voids

eminences, VIPs, chiefs, personages, heads, leaders,figures, magnates, leads, authorities

Cryptoanalysts deciphered the secret message using a combination of ciphers and codebooks.

The ancient Egyptians employed various ciphers to protect their sacred writings.

Modern computers have accelerated the process of breaking complex ciphers.

The Enigma cipher played a crucial role in World War II communications.