Fix speling for Vigenère

Author: paul-ion

trainingportal/qna.js

@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ let caesarEnc = (mes, key) => {
   return getRes(mes, shifted);
 }
 
-let vignereEnc = (mes, key) => {
+let vigenereEnc = (mes, key) => {
   let keyArray = [];
   let keyLen = 3;
 
@@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ let analysisEnc = (mes) => {
   let goldenKeyShift = goldenKeyWords[1];
   let goldenKeySaltHash = crypto.createHash('md5').update(goldenKeySalt).digest("hex");
   let goldenKeyShiftHash = crypto.createHash('md5').update(goldenKeyShift).digest("hex");
-  let goldenKeyScramble = vignereEnc(goldenKeyMaterial,goldenKeyShift).code;
+  let goldenKeyScramble = vigenereEnc(goldenKeyMaterial,goldenKeyShift).code;
   let pass = Buffer.from(goldenKeyMaterial);
   let salt = Buffer.from(goldenKeySalt);
   let keyBytes = 32;
@@ -221,7 +221,7 @@ let analysisEnc = (mes) => {
 
 const DEFS = {
   "crypto_caesar": caesarEnc,
-  "crypto_vignere": vignereEnc,
+  "crypto_vigenere": vigenereEnc,
   "crypto_ascii": asciiEnc,
   "crypto_base64": base64Enc,
   "crypto_hash": hashEnc,

trainingportal/static/lessons/cryptoBreaker/crypto_vignere.md

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 
-The Vignere cipher is a variation of the Caesar cipher. Vignere uses longer keys, which are harder to guess.
+The Vigenère cipher is a variation of the Caesar cipher. Vigenère uses longer keys, which are harder to guess.
 
 #### Algorithm
 The key contains a sequence of characters which represent shifts. For example `A` would represent `0` shifts being the first letter of the alphabet. `B` would represent `1` shift.
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Given the key `ABCD`.
      `ABCD` becomes `ACEG` 
 
 ##### Weakness
-The Vignere was considered unbreakable for almost 200 years until the discovery of a method called Kasiski examination.
+The Vigenère was considered unbreakable for almost 200 years until the discovery of a method called Kasiski examination.
 
 This method takes advantage of the fact that for a large block of text with a fixed length key, common words tend to repeat. 
 
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ For example using the key `ABC` we have the following substitution.
     `what is the name of the store`
     `wict ju tig nboe ph tig suqrf`
 
-In the case of the Caesar cipher we were able to determine the code for letter `e`, knowing that `e` must be the most common letter in the text. The Vignere cipher can address this problem if the key is sufficiently long.
+In the case of the Caesar cipher we were able to determine the code for letter `e`, knowing that `e` must be the most common letter in the text. The Vigenère cipher can address this problem if the key is sufficiently long.
 
 In the example we notice the word `tig` appears twice and assuming this word represents `the`, one of the most common English words, we can easily derive the key. 
 
@@ -36,4 +36,4 @@ Modern cryptographic algorithms use multiple rounds of transformations. Each rou
 
 #### References
 
-[Wikipedia: Vignere Cipher](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vigen%C3%A8re_cipher)
+[Wikipedia: Vigenère Cipher](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vigen%C3%A8re_cipher)

trainingportal/static/lessons/cryptoBreaker/definitions.json

@@ -12,9 +12,9 @@
                 "codeBlockIds":[]
             },
             {
-                "id":"crypto_vignere",
-                "name":"Vignere Cipher",
-                "description": "crypto_vignere.md",
+                "id":"crypto_vigenere",
+                "name":"Vigenère Cipher",
+                "description": "crypto_vigenere.md",
                 "type":"quiz",
                 "mission":"Decode the cipher below. As before, the plain text is in Latin.",
                 "codeBlockIds":[]

trainingportal/test/qna.test.js

@@ -28,11 +28,11 @@ describe("qna", () => {
     });
 
 
-    test("vignere should return plain text for 'AAA'",()=>{
+    test("vigenere should return plain text for 'AAA'",()=>{
       let text = "PLAIN TEXT";
       let expected = "BYOUA HQKH"
       let key = "MNO"
-      let res = qna.getCode("crypto_vignere",text,key);
+      let res = qna.getCode("crypto_vigenere",text,key);
       assert.strictEqual(res.code, expected, "Did not result in the same cipher for key: 'MNO'");
 
     });