using sac16 Java package, which provides a 16 bit single key encryption system to decrypt messages.

This exercise is based on the sac16 Java package, which provides a 16 bit single key encryption system. There are three parts to the exercise. you will receive your individual cipher text and know plaintext later.

## Deliverables

Known Plain Text Attack You will be given a chunk of cipher text, together with the plaintext corresponding to the first block. Write a program to perform a brute force search of the key space to find the key. Use this key to decode the rest of the message. Your report should contain the key you found and the decoded message. Cipher Text Only Attack You will be given another chunk of cipher text, as above, but no plaintext. You will need to perform a brute force attack as before, knowing that the plaintext is an English language message. You will also need to perform an experiment to find out how many cipher text blocks you needed before you were able to decode the message unambiguously. Your report should contain the key you found and the decoded message. You should also include a theoretical calculation of the number of blocks of cipher text needed before unambiguous decoding is possible, together with the actual number of blocks needed for your particular message. Time Memory Tradeoff You will be given the first plaintext block, which you should use to construct a time memory tradeoff table. This table should be written to a file, and the simplest way of doing this is to write the entries as two integers per line. Some time later you will then be given the full encrypted message, and your second program should read in the table entries from the file, construct the table, obtain the first cipher text block and discover the key. Since the time-memory tradeoff is a statistical attack, it is possible that the key I have used is not in your table. In this case, run the table generating program again with different random values and try again. Your report should contain the key you have found and the deciphered text.

## Platform

windows

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