As discussed above, however, although the Caesar cipher provides a great introduction to cryptography, in the computer age it is no longer a secure way to send encrypted communications electronically.

Bernard claims Lukas uses a Ceaser shift cipher to decode the meaning of Salvador Quinn's cryptic message, making it hard not to wonder what it means.

I had always assumed that the pin is just a simple Caesar cipher in which a particular letter is set to be a certain number and then the whole alphabet shifts accordingly.

The CS2300-R takes the Caesar Cipher and modifies it so that the cipher key changes as you move down the data string. [Cybergibbons] was able to figure out how the key changed, which revealed, as ...