Does adding more letters provide added security compared to a standard substitution cipher?

Let’s say that a substitution cipher had 52 symbols instead of 26. For this, we would include all lower case and upper case letters. This creates a key space of 52! wehere the cipher text can contain both lowercase and upperc… Continue reading Does adding more letters provide added security compared to a standard substitution cipher?

How does the "TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA256" cipher suite work with RSA Signature Algorithm during TLS communication? [duplicate]

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