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Encryption

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Encryption

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  1. 1Using Encryption is essentialDefinitions
    * Cryptography
    *Cryptanalysis
    *Encryption
    *Decryption
    Using Encryption is essentialUsing Encryption is essential
  2. 2Cryptography- Process of making & using codes to secure transmission of information. Cryptography comes from Greek word kryptos, meaning "Hidden" & graphien meaning "To write".Cryptanalysis- the process of obtaining the original message (called the plaintext) from an encrypted message (called the ciphertext) without keys to perform encryption process.Cryptography- Process of making & using codes to secure transmission of information. Cryptography comes from Greek word kryptos, mean...
  3. 3*ENCRYPTION* Process of converting an original message into a form that is unreadable to unauthorized individuals.*DECRYPTION*
    Process of converting the ciphertext message back into plaintext so the message can be readily understood.
    *ENCRYPTION* Process of converting an original message into a form that is unreadable to unauthorized individuals.*ENCRYPTION* Process of converting an original message into a form that is unreadable to unauthorized individuals.
  4. 4Algorithm: Programmatic steps used to convert an encrypted message into an encrypted sequence. Cipher or cryptosystem: Encryption method or process encompassing the algorithm, keys & procedures used to perform encryption & decryption.Ciphertext or cryptogram: Encoded message resulting from an encryption.
    Code: Process of converting components of an unencrypted message into encrypted components.
    Decipher: Decrypt, decode ciphertext into plaintext.
    Encipher: Encrypt, encode plaintext into ciphertext.
    Algorithm: Programmatic steps used to convert an encrypted message into an encrypted sequence. Cipher or cryptosystem: Encryption method ...
  5. 5Key or cryptovariable: Information used in conjunction with an algorithm to create the ciphertext from the plaintext. Keyspace: Entire range of values used to construct an key. Link encryption: Series of encryptions & decryptions between systems passing on the encrypted message until reaches destination.Plaintext or cleartext: Original unencrypted message.
    Steganography: Hiding of messages
    Work factor: Amount of effort required to perform cryptanalysis to decode an encrypted message.
    Key or cryptovariable: Information used in conjunction with an algorithm to create the ciphertext from the plaintext. Keyspace: Entire ra...
  6. 6*Cipher Methods* - Bit stream - Block cipherBit stream - Each plaintext bit is transformed into ciphertext bit one at a time
    Block cipher - Message divided into blocks, each is transformed into encrypted block of cipher bits using a key
  7. 7*Substitution Ciphers* -Monoalphabetic -Polyalphabetic -VigenereSubstitution cipher- Substitute one value for another
    Monoalphabetic- Simple enough, uses one alphabet
    *Substitution Ciphers* -Monoalphabetic -Polyalphabetic -Vigenere
  8. 8Polyalphabetic- More advanced, uses two or more alphabets Vigenere-Advanced cipher type that uses simple polyalphabetic codePolyalphabetic- More advanced, uses two or more alphabets Vigenere-Advanced cipher type that uses simple polyalphabetic code
  9. 9*Transposition Cipher* -Easy to understand -If properly used, produces ciphertext that is difficult to decipher-Rearranges values within a block to create ciphertext
    -Can be done at bit level or at (character) byte level
    -To strengthen encryption, keys and blocks can be increased to a larger size
  10. 10*Vernam Cipher* -Developed at AT&T -Uses set of characters, once per encryption process -Performs different encryption operations*Values are added numeric values, plaintext needs to be encrypted
    *Each character is turned into a number, value for position is added
    *Resulting sum for characters converted back to ciphertext for letter transmission
    *if sum of two values exceeds 26 then 26 deducted from total
    *Vernam Cipher* -Developed at AT&T -Uses set of characters, once per encryption process -Performs different encryption operations
  11. 11*Book or Running Key Cipher* -Uses text as key to encrypt message -Ciphertext contains codes, associated with page, lines and word numbersAlgorithm is the mechanical process of...
    -Looking up references from ciphertext
    -Converting each reference to a word, by using the ciphertext's value and the key
    Typical sources are dictionaries
  12. 12*Cryptographic Algorithms* -Symmetric-Symmetric Encryption-
    Algorithm that uses the same key for both encryption & decryption. Key must be kept secret, is shared by message sender & recipient.
    *Cryptographic Algorithms* -Symmetric
  13. 13-Asymmetric-Asymmetric Encryption-
    Where keys come in pairs. What one key encrypts the other can only decrypt.
    -Asymmetric
  14. 14True or False Web browsers do not use built-in secure encryption features for e-commerce.FALSE
  15. 15Cryptography originates from Greek word Kryptos.TRUE
  16. 16The science of encryption is known as protection.FALSE
  17. 17Identify the following Acronyms MACMessage Authentication Code
    -Key dependent, one-way hash function
    -Used in password verification to confirm identity of users
  18. 18SHSSecure Hash Standard
    -Is a standard issued
  19. 19NISTNational Institute of Standards & Technology
  20. 20What is the science of encryption known as?Cryptology
  21. 21What is a algorithm?Programmatic steps used to convert an unencrypted message into encrypted sequence.
  22. 22Whats another name for the Vernam cipher?One time Pad
  23. 23Whats another name for Asymmetric Encryption?Public Key Encryption

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