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Affine Ciphers An affine cipher, (like a shift cipher), is an example of a substitution cipher: In encryption using a substitution cipher, each time a given letter occurs in the plaintext, it always is replaced by the same ciphertext letter. For example, the plaintext letter ‘e’ might be replaced by the ciphertext letter ‘K’ each
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Introduction to Computer Security – G6077 This lab covers • Understand caesar, Xor and Affine ciphers • Implement and test ciphers in a programming language • Compare and analyse different ciphers implementations Contents Tasks Caesar cipher 3 Task 1 3 Task 2 3 Task 3 3 Affine Cipher 3 Task 1 3 Task 2 3
Introduction to Computer Security – G6077 Dr. Imran U Khan Engineering and Informatics Sussex University Dr. Imran U Khan, Lecturer (Teaching focused), Informatics Sussex University Overview Introduction and checksum method Key characteristics General design of hashing algorithms Popular hashing algorithms Applications of hashing Salting hashing Collisions Dr. Imran U Khan, Lecturer (Teaching focused),
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University of Sussex Introduction to Computer Security – G6077 Weighting: 50% of marks for the module Please note that the resit assignment is simply to a repeat the original assignment. Submission deadline: Check deadline on Sussex direct. e-submission to Canvas You must work on this assignment on your own. The standard Informatics rules for collusion, plagiarism
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TRUE/FALSE QUESTIONS: T F 1. Symmetric encryption is also referred to as secret-key or single-key encryption. T F 2. Plaintext is the scrambled message produced as output. T F 3. If both sender and receiver use the same key the system is referred to as asymmetric. T F 4. The ciphertext-only attack is the easiest
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Introduction to Computer Security Module G6077 Password hashing Learning objectives: Use crypt method to secure password Use password_hash() and password_verify() Other factors like cost consideration in securing password Use password_get_info and rehashing old hashes Contents Learning objectives: 1 Crypt () 3 Example-01 3 Example-02 3 Task-01 4 password_hash() 4 Example-03 4 Task-02 5 Cost in
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