MIT's cryptology question keys published: Atatürk's words were also encrypted

On the official website of the National Intelligence Organization, the answers to 5 questions prepared using the "Caesar" and "Route" systems, which are classic encryption methods previously published, were provided.

In the answer key, which also includes the methods for solving the questions, the message "Always and everywhere for the homeland" stood out.

In another question, the message hidden in the encrypted text was "MIT is always and everywhere for the homeland."

ATATÜRK'S WORDS WERE ALSO ENCRYPTED

Among the questions was an encrypted version of a quote by Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey. Atatürk's encrypted words were decoded by following the Vigenere encryption steps as follows:

"Little ladies, little gentlemen. You are all a rose, a star, and a light of fortune for the future. You are the ones who will drown the country in true light. Thinking about how important and valuable you are, work accordingly. We expect much from you."

Cryptology, the science of ciphers, ensures that communication is made secure by using special mathematical methods.

Here are those questions and their answers:

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