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Encryption CS110: Computer Science and the Internet

Encryption and security

Ciphers Encryption terminology: – plaintext: message to be sent, in readable form – ciphertext: message in coded form, unreadable without a key – encrypt: turn plaintext into ciphertext – decrypt: turn ciphertext back into plaintext – cryptanalysis: cracking a code without the required special information – cryptography: study of codes and code-breaking

Caesar ciphers The idea behind Caesar ciphers is letter substitution One strategy uses rotation Substitution codes are easy to break One strategy uses letter frequencies

How can we implement a Caesar cipher using the ASCII table?

Vigenere cipher: Multiple Caesar ciphers Using a Vigenere cipher to encrypt a message: – Select a keyword (e.g. CAT) – Convert the letters of the keyword to a sequence of rotations, each in the range from 0 to 25 (e.g. "CAT" is converted to the rotation sequence ) – Use the sequence of rotations to encode successive letters of the message, repeatedly cycling through the rotations (e.g ) Unbreakable for 300 years!

Private key encryption Key distribution problem: finding a secure way to send a private key in order to have a secure way to communicate

Public key encryption 1977, RSA method (Rivest, Shamir and Adleman): First practical implementation of public key encryption Main ideas of public key encryption: – Instead of one key, you have two: one to encrypt and a different one to decrypt – The encryption key can be public – Knowing the encryption key doesn't help you figure out the decryption key

Public key encryption

Secure communication

Is your information secure? Someone can hack into the server The server may not be trustworthy Someone can pretend to be you Someone may look over your shoulder when you type

Using public key for digital signatures Call off the attack, it’s a trap! Signed Alice Go on with the attack, it’s all clear! Signed Alice Problem: How does Bob know the identity of the sender? Solution: Alice encrypts the message with her private key Anyone can decrypt using Alice’s public key but she is the only one who can encrypt

Spoofing

Spoofing (2)

Certificates and signing authorities

Whom do you trust? Verified website: Unknown signer: