Cryptography a) Implement Vigenère Cipher to encrypt the following using the Vigenère table.Is there any relation between plain text and key?Key = PossiblePlaintext = PossibilityAB C DE F GHI JK LM N OP QRS TU V W XYZAABCDEFGH I J KL MNOPQRSTU VWx Y 2BBCDEFGH IJKLMNOPORST U VWx Y 2 ACCDE FGHI JKL M NOPeRSTUVW XY2ABNOPQ ROPe RSNOPeRSTDDEFGHE E FGFFGH 1 JKLG GH HI I JKJ JKKLMLLMN 0PORMMNO PQRSNN O PQRIJK LMI JKU V W X Y 2ABCW XYZABCDU VWX Y ZAB CDEW XY2ABCDEFW XY 2ABCDEFGSTUVW XY2ABCDEFGHTUVWXY 2 A BCDE FGHIW XY ZABCD EFGHIJW XY ZABCD EFGH IJKW XY 2ABCDE FGH IJKL2 ABCDEFGHIJKLMHLTUHI JK LMOPe RMN O PQRMN OP eRNOPQROPQIKL.STU vL.KUVVWxYO0PO RSTU VW XY 2ABCDEFGHIJK LMN2ABC DEFGHIJK LMNOXY ZABCDE FGHI JKLMNOPNOPOPQRBCDEFGHI JKLM NOPQREFGH I J KLMNOP ORSSTURRS SBCDE FGHI JKLMHIJKLMU VZABCDE FGVXY z AW XY 2ABCDW xY ZABCD EFG H I JK LMNOPQY2AB CDEFGHI JKLM NOPeR2ABCDEFG HIJKLMN OPORVTV vW WX xYYU VWCDEE FABGKL.D.G.L.V

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a) Implement Vigenère Cipher to encrypt the following using the Vigenère table. Is there any relation between plain text and key? Key = Possible Plaintext = Possibility

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