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By tech savvy people, yes. To many people who are not well-versed in cryptography, substitution ciphers and the like are both the only obvious solution, and see
by mistercow 13y ago
By tech savvy people, yes. To many people who are not well-versed in cryptography, substitution ciphers and the like are both the only obvious solution, and seemingly difficult to break. This will include a fair number of terrorists (see gwern's comment above), and so is a worthwhile avenue for a security agency to pursue.
- nawitus 13y agoYeah, gwern's comment pretty much changed my mind, I wasn't aware some terrorists actually still use Caesar chipers.