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ROT 1 To 25 Encryption
Rot-N/Rot cipher, also known as a Caesar cipher, is a simple character substitution based on a shift/rotation of N letters in an alphabet. This substitution is an effective way to secure messages, as the encoded content is often unrecognizable without the proper knowledge of the encryption key. For example, if a message contains the word ‘hello’, it would be encrypted using a key of 3 to become ‘khoor’. Knowing the key of 3 is necessary to decrypt the message and regain its original form.
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