kryptoWorx 1.0
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produced by Johannes Wallner in 2006 for a lecture at the University of Technology in Vienna

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It was written in Java, so you'll need a valid JRE in order to view it. (just check it in your web browser)

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1. You can analyze textfiles (they have to be in an ASCII file, .txt for example) in order to gain information on it and to make a key for encryption.
2. It's also possible to encrypt or decrypt text by pasting it into the textfields.

your key, which has to be stored in an ASCII file, has to look like this:


abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz,. ;:!


just replace the real characters with the ones the program should exchange (so the example above would return the real text)


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future releases:

- visualisation of the analysis ( histogram in Java2D, maybe even other visualisations in Java2D and Java3D)