Definition: Cryptogamian is a term used in the context of cryptography. In this context, it refers to a type of cryptographic algorithm that uses mathematical techniques to generate and manipulate symbols or codes. Cryptogamians are typically designed with the purpose of creating secure, tamper-proof messages by using complex mathematical operations. The term "cryptogamian" is often used in the scientific community to describe algorithms that are resistant to attacks by adversaries, such as brute force attacks, which can be very difficult
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