Cryptography transforms information into a secure format to maintain confidentiality, a practice dating back to Julius Caesar. Over the last few decades, both the techniques and complexity of cryptography have significantly evolved, particularly as it became essential for digital security. The document raises questions about the future evolution of cryptography and the changes in cryptographic attacks.

1. Cryptography is designed to turn information into a format that is difficult to understand in an
effort to keep information confidential. Cryptography has been used for centuries, with one
cipher being associated with Julius Caesar. Especially over the last few decades, the use and
complexity of cryptography has evolved significantly. As cryptography became a digital security
tool, how has its techniques and complexity changed over the last few decades? Conversely, how
have cryptographic attacks evolved? How do you think cryptography will evolve in the future?