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The document describes two practical implementations of encryption techniques: 1) Rail fence cipher - A Python code sample that implements the rail fence cipher technique to encrypt a plaintext message using a specified "rails" or number of rows. 2) Transposition cipher - Another Python code sample that implements transposition cipher encryption by arranging the characters of a plaintext message into a grid based on a keyword, and then reading out the ciphertext by the columns indicated by the sorted keyword letters. Both code samples take a plaintext message and encryption key as input and output the encrypted ciphertext.

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Ins 123456

The document describes two practical implementations of encryption techniques: 1) Rail fence cipher - A Python code sample that implements the rail fence cipher technique to encrypt a plaintext message using a specified "rails" or number of rows. 2) Transposition cipher - Another Python code sample that implements transposition cipher encryption by arranging the characters of a plaintext message into a grid based on a keyword, and then reading out the ciphertext by the columns indicated by the sorted keyword letters. Both code samples take a plaintext message and encryption key as input and output the encrypted ciphertext.

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FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY

Department of Information Technology


01IT0611 – Information and Network Security

Practical 4.1

AIM - Implement Rail Fence cipher.

Code :-

def encrypt(text, rails):


fence = [[' ' for _ in range(len(text))] for _ in range(rails)]
rail = 0
direction = 1

for i in range(len(text)):
fence[rail][i] = text[i]
rail += direction
if rail == rails - 1 or rail == 0:
direction *= -1

for rail in fence:


print(''.join(rail))
fence = [[] for _ in range(rails)]
rail = 0
direction = 1

for char in text:


fence[rail].append(char)
rail += direction
if rail == rails - 1 or rail == 0:
direction *= -1

cipher_text = ''.join(char for rail in fence for char in rail)


return cipher_text

text = input("Enter the text to encrypt : ")

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FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY
Department of Information Technology
01IT0611 – Information and Network Security

rails = int(input("Enter the depth : "))


rail_fence = encrypt(text, rails)
print("\nEncrypted Text:", rail_fence)

Output :-

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FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY
Department of Information Technology
01IT0611 – Information and Network Security

Practical 4.2

AIM - Implement Transposition cipher.

Code :-

import math
def row(s,key):

temp=[]
for i in key:
if i not in temp:
temp.append(i)
k=""
for i in temp:
k+=i
print("The key used for encryption is: ",k)

b=math.ceil(len(s)/len(k))

if(b<len(k)):
b=b+(len(k)-b)

arr=[['_' for i in range(len(k))]


for j in range(b)]
i=0
j=0
for h in range(len(s)):
arr[i][j]=s[h]
j+=1
if(j>len(k)-1):
j=0
i+=1

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FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY
Department of Information Technology
01IT0611 – Information and Network Security

print("The message matrix is: ")


for i in arr:
print(i)

cipher_text=""

kk=sorted(k)

for i in kk:
h=k.index(i)
for j in range(len(arr)):
cipher_text+=arr[j][h]
print("The cipher text is: ",cipher_text)

msg=input("Enter the message: ")


key=input("Enter the key in alphabets: ")
row(msg,key)

Output :-

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