This project showcases the implementation of Pyjamask-128 encryption and decryption in a Client-Server application. Pyjamask-128 is a cryptographic algorithm designed to secure data, and its detailed workings can be found in the provided PDF.
- Open two terminals in the current repository.
- In the first terminal, execute the following command to start the server:
The server will now be ready to listen for incoming clients on the specified port mentioned in the code.
- In the second terminal, run the following command to initiate the client application:
Follow the prompts in the client application:
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To perform encryption:
- Enter option "1" for the encryption process.
- Input the plain text that you wish to encrypt.
- Provide a 16-character hexadecimal key (e.g., 123456789abcdef) to use for encryption.
- The server will respond by sending the encrypted text back to the client.
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To perform decryption:
- Enter option "2" for the decryption process.
- Input the cipher text in binary form with 128 bits that you want to decrypt.
- Enter the 16-character hexadecimal key used for encryption to decrypt the text.
- The server will respond by sending the decrypted text back to the client.
This project serves as a practical example of Pyjamask-128 encryption and decryption, demonstrating how this cryptographic algorithm can be utilized for secure data communication between a client and server. By running the client-server application and following the provided steps, users can observe the encryption and decryption process in action.
