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    This document contains instructions for students to complete two encryption activities using Vernam encryption. In the first activity, students are asked to encrypt the plaintext "HELLO" using the key "TEACH" by filling in a table with the plaintext, key, and ciphertext in ASCII decimal, binary, and XOR'd binary values. The second activity has students decrypt a given ciphertext back to the original plaintext by filling in a similar table performing the reverse XOR operation using the same key. The document provides instructions and templates for students to practice the Vernam encryption technique.

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    This document contains instructions for students to complete two encryption activities using Vernam encryption. In the first activity, students are asked to encrypt the plaintext "HELLO" using the key "TEACH" by filling in a table with the plaintext, key, and ciphertext in ASCII decimal, binary, and XOR'd binary values. The second activity has students decrypt a given ciphertext back to the original plaintext by filling in a similar table performing the reverse XOR operation using the same key. The document provides instructions and templates for students to practice the Vernam encryption technique.

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    LA2 - S6 - Vernam Encryption - Data Representation

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    This document contains instructions for students to complete two encryption activities using Vernam encryption. In the first activity, students are asked to encrypt the plaintext "HELLO" using the key "TEACH" by filling in a table with the plaintext, key, and ciphertext in ASCII decimal, binary, and XOR'd binary values. The second activity has students decrypt a given ciphertext back to the original plaintext by filling in a similar table performing the reverse XOR operation using the same key. The document provides instructions and templates for students to practice the Vernam encryption technique.

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    Computer Science – Unit name – Section number

    Vernam Encryption - Learning Activities

    Activity 1

    Encrypt the following plaintext ”HELLO” - the key is “TEACH”

    1. Complete the table below to encrypt the Plaintext


    Plaintext H E L L O
    ASCII
    Decimal
    value
    ASCII
    Binary
    value
    Key T E A C H
    ASCII
    Decimal
    value
    ASCII
    Binary
    value
    Ciphertext
    XOR’d binary

    Computer Science - Bartholomew School


    Computer Science – Unit name – Section number

    2. Complete the table below to decrypt the Ciphertext


    Ciphertext
    Binary
    Hexadeci
    mal
    Decimal
    Key
    Binary
    Hexadeci
    mal
    Decimal
    XOR’d
    Binary
    Hexadeci
    mal
    Plaintext

    (This is the end of the activities in this document)

    Computer Science - Bartholomew School

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