Cryptography 4. Consider a transposition cipher that needs to encrypt a message of length 15 using...
Cryptography
4. Consider a transposition cipher that needs to encrypt a message
of length 15 using [3, 1, 4, 5, 2] as the key.
a) (5 pts) Show the process of encryption using the matrix
representation of the key. You may pick any message of length 15 as
your choice.
b) (5 pts) Repeat Part (a) for the process of decryption. The
output of the decryption should be the original message.
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