A substitution - permutation cipher using a symmetric key
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A substitution - permutation cipher using a symmetric key
A small command line tool that can encrypt and decrypt text with 3 different algorithms: the affine, transposition and RSA ciphers.
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Simple ciphers implementations in Python for teaching purposes
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A collection of common and uncommon encryption/cipher algorithms for educational and experiments.
A few projects, done as part of the course work for Network Security, IIIT-D.
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