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Entschlüsselung is a German term that translates to "decryption" in English. It refers to the process of converting encrypted or encoded information into a readable format. This is typically achieved using a specific algorithm and a corresponding key that was used during the encryption process. Without the correct key, decryption is extremely difficult, if not impossible, depending on the strength of the encryption method employed.

The concept of Entschlüsselung is fundamental to cryptography, which is the practice and study of techniques for secure communication in the presence of adversarial behavior. Encryption is used to protect sensitive data, ensuring that only authorized parties can access it. Entschlüsselung is the reverse process, enabling authorized users to read that protected data.

In various contexts, Entschlüsselung can refer to different things. In computer security, it is the process of decrypting files, messages, or data streams. In historical contexts, it might refer to the deciphering of codes and ciphers used in wartime or espionage. The methods of Entschlüsselung range from simple substitution ciphers to complex mathematical algorithms that form the basis of modern digital security. The success of Entschlüsselung often depends on the computational power available and the sophistication of the decryption techniques used.