Database System Concepts
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You encrypt the message zzzzzzzzzz (there are 10 z's) using the following cryptosystem: Vigenère cipher with key length 7. Eve intercepts the ciphertext. She knows the encryption method (including key size) and knows what your plaintext is. For the cryptosystem, determine whether or not Eve can use this information to determine the key. Explain your answer.
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