Plural of ciphertext; multiple examples of encrypted or scrambled text.
Plural form of the modern compound 'ciphertext.' Formed by adding standard English plural '-s' to a 20th-century technical term.
In cryptanalysis, linguists and mathematicians compare multiple ciphertexts to find patterns—the more encrypted messages you have, the more likely you can crack the code, which is why intelligence agencies collect them obsessively!
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