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This cryptography tool is an educational resource to help students learn and practice matrix-based encryption. It allows visualizing message data, experimenting with encryption/decryption, and verifying accuracy - enhancing understanding of cryptographic principles. Users should engage with the tool responsibly as a complement to their own work, not as a replacement for comprehensive cryptography knowledge required for academic and real-world applications.
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Ángel Gabriel Núñez Beltré

Josias Peguero

What it's this tool

This tool helps you create a matrix representation of a message, along with the corresponding matrix table. It also provides a way to verify that a given encrypted matrix, when decrypted, returns the original message. This tool is designed to assist students working on cryptography projects.

Objective

The primary objective of this cryptography tool is to assist students in learning and applying matrix-based encryption and decryption techniques through a practical and interactive platform. The tool enables users to create matrix representations of messages, experiment with encryption/decryption, and verify the accuracy of their methods, helping to bridge the gap between theory and practice in cryptography.

Ethics

This cryptography tool is strictly an educational aid for students learning matrix-based encryption techniques. It is not intended for commercial use or to replace the full scope of a student's project work. The tool should be used responsibly to complement the student's own research and problem-solving efforts, not as a substitute. Ethical use of this tool is limited to enhancing the learning experience and supporting the educational objectives of cryptography courses.

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The "Translate Message to Number Matrix" function converts a message into a numerical matrix representation, visualizing the data structure and preparing it for matrix-based encryption techniques. This feature supports the educational objectives of cryptography by providing a standardized format for students to explore data manipulation principles.
The "decrypt" function allows users to test the accuracy of their encryption and decryption processes by decrypting an encrypted matrix and comparing the result to the original message. This feature supports learning objectives by enabling students to validate their work, troubleshoot issues, and reinforce their understanding of cryptographic principles, ultimately building confidence in applying matrix-based techniques.