vigenere | Tabula recta generator and Vigenère decrypter
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This script will decrypt a message with a key, on the basis the message was encrypted with a tabula recta taking the form of the table generated by tabula.py. In other words, you need to ensure that ascii_min and ascii_max each represent the minimum and maximum character in the ascii table standard order that was used by the person encrypting. Currently the key and ciphertext are hardcoded under __main__, for the 44Con 2014 CTF challenge.
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QUESTION
so I understand that Vigenere Cipher can be cracked, without key, by using frequency analysis and there are some clever ways to get the key length. My question is what if we encrypt the ciphertext again with a different set of keys? All methods I've seen at obtaining the key length so far relies on frequency analysis of some sort. The first round of encryption should give a pretty even distribution of letters, so if we encrypt it again, then it should be disable any method that try to decrypt without the key. Would this make it unbreakable?
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Answered 2022-Mar-09 at 09:50No, hypothetically we can still apply frequency analysis on the new ciphertext, as the Vigenere cipher is still broken. You simply make it more difficult for an attacker to perform analysis, but all you're adding is a layer of obfuscation. This doesn't magically patch broken ciphers unfortunately.
Example, say we have a plaintext and encrypt it twice, using different keys
QUESTION
I am trying to decode a Vigenere cipher in python knowing the ciphertext and plaintext
I have a string of text in this form 'SDFJNKSJDFOSNFDF'
.
I want to convert each letter to a number so I'm able to decode the text, i.e. A to 1, B to 2...
The idea I had was to convert this using ascii, checking what the capital letters correspond to would mean I could deduct this, I don't have an example code that hasn't worked, I've written some details that will hopefully make my idea easier to understand:
My string looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-08 at 21:46Use ord(character)
to get the value for each letter
QUESTION
I am working on a program that encrypts a user inputed word and key using the Vingere encryption cipher. The key can be any length and contain repeated letters. Each letter of the user inputted word is encrypted using the row of the table corresponding to the letter of the keyword under it. The encryption works with the following table here:
I have the start of the code programed but I can't figure out how to add the encryption part into my code. Here is the program so far:
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Answered 2022-Jan-25 at 18:17I think you are very close. In order for the cipher to work properly, you need to also capitalize your key with
QUESTION
Need help on Vigenere cipher to generate the key from the keyword, looking to do this very simply after cyclical rotation to get the keyword the same len as message:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-05 at 19:08You can use itertools.cycle
to generate the letters of the keyword repeatedly with the help of a list comprehension:
QUESTION
Essentially, I've created a vigenere cipher. Vigenere Cipher matrix
It's a method used for coding messages. I've created the 2D array for the Vigenere cipher array. I receive a message in a form of a .txt file to be encoded. I then convert this into a regular '1D character array'. Essentially reading the text and putting every single character into a new array.
I then also get input from the user for the key, this key is then taken and repeated to match the length of the character array. So now I have a 'key array'.
How a Vingere Cipher works is that the key's first letter and the texts first letter is matched. So on the X-Axis is the 'message' and on the Y-Axis is the 'key'.
For example, if I do key: road
and message: cars
the encrypted message would be: torv,
I would get T, because I started with R on the Y-Axis and matched it to C on the X-axis.
This is how I setup my Vigenere Cipher. where 'alphabet' is this. I'm just having trouble 'matching' the characters of the two arrays (encryption key) and (message) to my Vigenere Cipher, then saving that input as an array inside a method to be used later on. Currently, I'm not too worried about capital letters and so on.
Vigenere cipher code:
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Answered 2021-Nov-25 at 06:41As per your code output of arrayTabula would be "a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z " for 26 times.I think you no need to create x variable anymore, use i I am not quite understand your example, could you please one example? ...
QUESTION
I'm trying to write a program which will encrypt a sentence using Vigenere cipher, but only the words starting with consonant letters, and while storing spaces. I'm not very good with Java yet, but I wrote a method which encrypts any given word (all small letters) I had thought using array to print spaces where needed and ignore words starting with vowels would be enough, but doing so is actually giving me wrong output whenver I'm printing the 2nd word or so on of the array. Could someone please guide me what I'm doing wrong? And is there any better way to do this? Here's my code so far:
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Answered 2021-Oct-21 at 11:24When encryption is applied word-by-word, the key is reset for each word and "de"
is encrypted with "ob"
:
QUESTION
This is my first time trying something out with eel. I've got a python script with some functions and I'm trying to communicate with them using @eel.expose
but it gives me a javascript error - main.html:10 Uncaught TypeError: eel.startEncryption is not a function
Here's my code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-18 at 07:57Modufy the of your to:
QUESTION
I made a program to try and find the length x
of a key in a French vigenere ciphered text (should be a random string) by calculating the mean of all the index of coincidence of a text which is cut every x element, basically I'm trying to get the mean value of the IC closest to 0.06/0.07 according to this reference website, but my mean values look wrong.
Note: I'm only working with uppercase strings, and no punctuation at all, no special characters and no spaces.
I have 3 functions, one function gives me a list of occurrence letters in a text.
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Answered 2021-Mar-06 at 00:33In key length guessing, you don't compute pieces using pieces[i:i+x]
, this will not provide with the proper cosets you will need to perform the IC evaluation.
Rather you might want to define a cut in columns function:
QUESTION
I've tried implementing Vigenere's Cypher. I found out that it is used with Uppercase letters but I've made it to work for capital and small letters but the characters of a plain or cyphered text must be the same as their corresponding ones in the Key. So I've done this:
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Answered 2021-Jan-27 at 21:07Consider the Ascii Table: http://www.asciitable.com/.
If you write the characters as (65+i)
and (65+j)
and add them, with your uppercase method, you are getting 65+(65+i)+(65+j) \equiv 65+i+j \mod 26
.
You are lucky that 65 + 65
is divisible by 26 in the uppercase case!
For lowercases we do not have 97+97
divisible by 26.
Some tips for debugging and posting code on SO: The output of your code was wrong in the first letter of the method, so something was going wrong there. If you just consider that minimal example, it is much easier to spot the mistake. So try to produce a minimal reproducible example.
QUESTION
I'm working on a program to encrypt / decrypt data using the Vigenère Cipher. All is well except the decrypt part.
The logic behind the encryption and to compute the key is:
INPUT : "qwerty"
Key : "asd" = The computed key is "asdasd"
CIPHER: "catdxn"
For encrypting I use the following algorithm:
RESULT[i] = (INPUT[i]+key[i]) % 26
RESULT[i] += 3dH ; to transform to asci number
CIPHER[i] += RESULT[i] The problem is at decrypt:
The decrypt algorithm should be
RESULT[i] = (INPUT[i] - KEY[i]) % 26
IN CASE INPUT[i] - KEY[i] = NEGATIVE NUMBER = add 26 so the formula changes to
RESULT[i] = (INPUT[i] - KEY[i] + 26 ) % 26
RESULT[i] += 3dH
CIPHER[i] += RESULT[i] ; Get the result String
The expected result should be "qwerty" but I'm getting "usgtrm".
So following the algorithm described above I have the following code:
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Answered 2021-Jan-21 at 01:39The problem is at decrypt
No. Even the encryption is wrong! As Jester noted, you're working with ASCII codes where you should be working with the offsets [0,25] of the letters in the alphabet.
This is the original Vigenère encoding, subtracting/adding 97 to convert from/to lowercase letters:
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You can use vigenere like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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