Definition: In the context of cryptography and digital signatures, "twiddled" is a cryptographic term that refers to an encryption method where the plaintext (or ciphertext) is altered by performing some operation on it. This process can be carried out using a key or other means. The term "twiddling" has been used in cryptography for centuries, but its exact meaning and context have evolved over time. In modern cryptographic terminology, "twiddling" refers to the process of altering an input message by
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