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A simple substitution cipher is an encryption method where each letter in the plaintext is consistently replaced with a different letter. For example, if ‘A’ becomes ‘D’, all 'A’s in the message will be encoded as 'D’s. While easy to use, it can be cracked through frequency analysis, making it a popular puzzle in cryptography.