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    This document discusses cryptography and its benefits. Cryptography encrypts messages into an unreadable format using codes and keys, which enables secrecy and protection. There are different methods of cryptography, including symmetric cryptography which uses a shared private key, and asymmetric cryptography which uses public and private key pairs to encrypt and decrypt messages securely between sender and receiver. The document provides examples of early cryptography techniques like the Caesar cipher used by Julius Caesar to shift letters and securely communicate important messages.

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    This document discusses cryptography and its benefits. Cryptography encrypts messages into an unreadable format using codes and keys, which enables secrecy and protection. There are different methods of cryptography, including symmetric cryptography which uses a shared private key, and asymmetric cryptography which uses public and private key pairs to encrypt and decrypt messages securely between sender and receiver. The document provides examples of early cryptography techniques like the Caesar cipher used by Julius Caesar to shift letters and securely communicate important messages.

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    CRYP TO GRAP HY

    Nurturing education through projects

    By
    Nirmalite AMITA MV of Grade IX
    CRYPTOGRAPHY – BREAKING THE BARRIERS
    Conventional Method
    Andy sends message to Sam
    Sender Receiver 1. Open message with no protection
    2. Visible to any body
    3. Threat of information leakage

    Cryptographic Method

    Here Sender’s message is encrypted to an


    Sender Receiver unreadable format using codes and keys.
    Cryptography
    -Encrypts
    -Decrypts

    BENEFITS
    TO ENABLE SECRECY & PROTECTION
    METHOD OF CRYPTOGRAPHY

    PLAIN TEXT ENCRYPTIO CIPHER DECRYPTIO CIPHER


    N TEXT N TEXT

    SENDE
    RECEIVE
    R
    R
    SYMMETRIC CRYPTOGRAPHY

    Challenge faced is the exchange of keys


    in a safe environment.
    PRIVATE KEY
    CRYPTOGRAPHY
    ASYMMETRIC CRYPTOGRAPHY

    A B

    Ka1 Public Key Ka2 Public Key

    Pa1 Private Key Pa2 Private Key


    PUBLIC KEY CRYPTOGRAPHY Both the sender and receiver have a set of public and
    private keys
    The public key is shared openly where as the private key is
    not shared openly.
    WHICH PUBLIC KEY AND
    P R I VA T E K E Y I S U S E D
    RECEIV
    SENDE ER
    R
    Ka1  Receiver’s public key Ka2
    is used for encryption
    PUBLIC
     Receiver’s private PUBLIC
    KEY key is used for KEY
    decryption

    Pa1 Pa2

    PRIVATE PRIVATE
    KEY KEY
    GUESS THE GIBBERISH

    YORQRP
    GRIFRPZXBPXO

    BRUTU
    S
    JULIUS
    CAESAR
    ORIGIN AND USAGE OF CRYPTOGRAPHY

    CAESAR
    Letters were shifted
    CIPHER
    to the left side or
    right side by any
    The alphabets which were intended for the number of
    message were substituted for other letters in the alphabets. (Mostly
    3)
    messages. The intended letters were not used This was how Julius
    thus making it difficult for others to read. Caesar sent
    important letters.
    THANK YOU

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