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    This document outlines an assignment for an introduction to information security course. It includes 3 tasks: 1) compiling the Crypto++ library on Windows, Linux, or MacOS, 2) coding various hash functions and block ciphers using the Crypto++ library, and 3) testing the coded functions on input strings of varying lengths and recording average running times. Students are to submit a report with their hardware information, source codes, test results in table and graph form, and conclusions about how running time relates to input size.

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    This document outlines an assignment for an introduction to information security course. It includes 3 tasks: 1) compiling the Crypto++ library on Windows, Linux, or MacOS, 2) coding various hash functions and block ciphers using the Crypto++ library, and 3) testing the coded functions on input strings of varying lengths and recording average running times. Students are to submit a report with their hardware information, source codes, test results in table and graph form, and conclusions about how running time relates to input size.

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    FACULTY OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

    SCHOOL YEAR: 2020 – 2021


    SEMESTER I
    INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION SECURITY

    ASSIGNMENT

    1. TASK 1 - Compile Crypto++ on windows [or core linux (ubuntu or redhat), or


    MacOS] (LINK download below).
    2. TASK 2 - Coding for following functions:
    - Hash Functions: SHA-1, SHA-2 (SHA-256 or SHA-512), SHA-3;
    - Block ciphers: AES (Mode: ECB, CBC, CFB, OFB, CTR);
    - Public Key Signature Schemes: DSA2, ECDSA.
    3. TASK 3 - Test the functions in TASK-2 on windows (or core linux OS);
    - Input string length: 256 bits, 512 bits, 1024 bits; 2048 bits; 4096 bits
    - Running times: Count on the average of 1000 running times;

    What to Submit: Report the results


    - Information of your hardware platform (RAM, CPU, Operating system,...)
    - The compiler version of the functions in Task 2 (including the source codes)
    - The results of the tests in Task 3;
    - Draw the results of test and report your conclusion:
    Running times vs input sizes
    Time: 4 weeks

    Download library: https://www.cryptopp.com/#download


    Reading the guides https://www.cryptopp.com/docs/ref/

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