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    The one time pad cipher is a cryptographic algorithm that combines a plaintext message with a random key that is at least as long as the message. Both the sender and receiver must destroy their single-use key after encrypting or decrypting the message to ensure security, as there should only ever be two copies of the key, one held by each party.

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    The one time pad cipher is a cryptographic algorithm that combines a plaintext message with a random key that is at least as long as the message. Both the sender and receiver must destroy their single-use key after encrypting or decrypting the message to ensure security, as there should only ever be two copies of the key, one held by each party.

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    The one time pad cipher is a cryptographic algorithm that combines a plaintext message with a random key that is at least as long as the message. Both the sender and receiver must destroy their single-use key after encrypting or decrypting the message to ensure security, as there should only ever be two copies of the key, one held by each party.

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    ONE TIME PAD(VERNAM CIPHER)

    One time pad (OTP), also called vernam cipher or the perfect
    cipher is a crypto algorithm where plain text is combined with
    a random key
    The key is at least as long as the message or data that must be
    encrypted.
    Each key is used only once, and both sender and receiver must
    destroy their key after use
    There should only be two copies of the key:
    One for the sender and one for the receiver

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