RewRaa (RSA ENCRYPTED WILD ROUND AES APPLICATION, note i have no idea why i choose that name) is a socket-server chat program which uses rsa encryption to encrypt an aes key for encrypting/decrypting messages
Imagine the following encryption scheme:
# first transfer aes key
(CLIENT) => RSA_PUBLIC => (SERVER)
(SERVER) => RSA_ENCRYPTED_AES_KEY => (CLIENT)
(C) => ENC_DATA => (S)
- BROADCAST -
(C) - (C) - (C) # clients decrypt the message
But working to give each client a seprate aes-key and signing the data so you can’t create a fake server that reads all your data.
NOTE: Only connect to trusted servers for now it has a big security flaw and the only secure part is if anyone is monitoring your internet traffic
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