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Cipher mechanics 1: monoalphabetic substitution: The small, Greek-speaking republic of Cypheria has adopted the keyword-based monoalphabetic substitution cipher for low-security military communication. Using the keyword: I a Fill in the entire ciphertext alphabet below. The plain Greek alphabet, in alphabetical order, is: Question 2 Using the key you have just constructed, encipher the text:.

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