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Ceaser Cipher Decoder

Presented By:
Ranjith kumar M
Salem college Of Engineering and Technology
Computer science and Engineering
OUTLINE

 Problem Statement
 Proposed System/Solution
 Key Features
 Attack Detection
 Performance Optimization
 Real Time Monitoring
 Implementation
 Conclusion
 References
Problem Statement

 a program to encrypt plaintext into ciphertext using the


Caesar cipher. Clearly the basic Caesar cipher is not
terribly secure. To make things a little harder to crack,
you will now implement a multi-level Caesar cipher.
Instead of shifting the entire string by a single value, you
will perform additional shifts at specified locations
throughout the string.
Proposed Solution

 the value of 26 minus the shift value, and apply that new value to
shift the encoded message back to its original form.
 To decrypt the original text build a function that will shift in the
opposite direction.
 the module's cyclic cipher's property Decryption can be
performed using the same function.
Key Features

 Caesar Cipher is one of the simple methods in cryptography.


 This method requires two inputs one a number and a plaintext.
 The Time Complexity and Space Complexity both are O(N).
 The encryption formula is En(x) = (x + n) mod 26 and the
Decryption formula is Dn(x) = (x – n) mod 26.
 Caesar rotated each letter of the plaintext forward three times to
encrypt, so that A became D, B became E, etc.
Attack Detection

 The Caesar Cipher is vulnerable to brute force attacks due to its


limited 25 possible shift values.
 Cryptanalysis involves trying each possible shift value and
examining the resulting decrypted message for meaningful text or
patterns.
 The Caesar cipher shifts all the letters in a piece of text by a
certain number of places
Performance Optimization
 One way to make a Caesar cipher a bit harder to break is to use
different shifts at different positions in the message.
 The Caesar cipher can be easily broken even in a ciphertext-only
scenario.
Policy Management:
 Customizable security policies tailored to the specific needs of
each web application
 Demonstration of the user interface for creating and managing
security rules
Real-time Monitoring
 The Caesar cipher enciphers a message by just shifting each letter in
it one or more places in the alphabet.
 the “rot13” cipher used to obscure spoilers and offensive jokes on
Usenet.

Adaptability:
 If a system does not use complex coding techniques, it is the best method for it.
 It requires only a few computing resources.
 This method is the simplest method of cryptography.
Implementation
 To decrypt a message encoded with a Caesar cipher, simply take
the value of 26 minus the shift value, and apply that new value to
shift the encoded message back to its original form.
SCALABILITY:
 Scalability architecture, including load balancing and distributed
processing
 Scalability testing results demonstrating the solution's ability to
handle increased traffic loads
Conclusion

 the Caesar Cipher is a simple encryption


technique that has stood the test of time.
 itis still an important part of the history of
cryptography and can help beginners understand
the basics of encryption.
THANK
YOU…!!!

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