👉 In cryptography, a "cloisterwise" cipher is a type of cipher that uses an encryption key and a decryption key to encrypt messages. The encryption key is used to generate the ciphertext, while the decryption key is used to decipher the plaintext. The encryption key is typically chosen so that it is as hard to crack as possible for attackers, and the decryption key is typically chosen so that it can be easily cracked by an attacker using a simple substitution or encryption algorithm. This means that the encrypted message
