Today I went to my internship and we talked about types of places someone can work for in computer security. One think that I thought was really interesting was how everyone has flex hours, which means you decide what hours during the day you work, as long as you put in the number of hours needed. You can also work from home, which is another perk. Here is a list of various branches of work:

The other part of the day was spent working on creating ciphers. Today I made a shift cipher. A shift cipher converts the text input into numbers (ascii table). We then add "key" (which is a number you establish in the beginning of the program) to the converted number which changes the letter the number now represents. Because of this when you print the message to the screen it is no longer decipherable. Below is an example:

Shift Cipher: white is python code, black is the command line that runs the program