Project 3, Session 10

Task 3 - File repository

Keep the use of text to a minimum, use graphs and images where possible.  Reminder: Include all references at the bottom of the report and state if there are any direct citations.

Resources required to run the website
File Provence - MD5 Checksum of the file available plaintext on the website
Admin Page with details of user payments
Authentication Log in email - Containing key (as well as passwords)
Security aspects - Lock account after 3 login attempts            

Priten -
Design the website
Create the website - Layout, forms, etc etc Deadline 7.02.2014
Flow chart of the processes involved - How the user receives the end product Complete for website

Jack - Compiling the Report
Design the website Complete
Database - Username, Password,  DOB, Email Address
                  Decryption Key, Book information, etc etc   Under design, Awaiting Server for construction
Flow chart of the processes involved - How the user receives the end product Complete for website

Kirran - 
Research Payment system - Paypal with automated email sending to the customer once product has been purchased Deadline 7.02.2014
Specification of the project requirements Extended to 31.01.2014 OVERDUE
TASK 1 WORK IS OVERDUE  31.01.2014
Did not attend

Abdul - 
Comparison of different encryption techniques (Less text, use bar graphs to compare) -
Strength, Speed of encryption, Read speed, Write Speed, Reliability Deadline 3.02.2014
Set up the Virtualbox image (Debian Web-Server) - Include PHPMyadmin Deadline 31.01.2014
SECURE and DOCUMENT WEB SERVER ^

Hisham - 

Encoding website entry OVERDUE 03.02.2014
Database protection (Protection from SQL Injections) Complete, Needs word count reduction
Concept Design PHP that locks out user after 3 passwords attempts (Blocks IP Address temporarily) Deadline 07.02.2014

Did not attend

Task 1 - Create educational material about the basics of cryptography

• Target is 12-13 year old children

For task 1, all members will create a small document of research.  This document will teach the other members of the group the topic.

Possible choices: (Minimum 2 slides, Maximum 4 slides.  Size 14-16 Font)

• What is cryptography? (Introduction)
• Substitution Ciphers
• Hashing
• Symmetric Key encryption
• Public key encryption
• Why we encrypt data?
• History of cryptography
• Legal Aspects Regarding Cryptography

Jack
Task 1

Symmetric Key encryption Complete,  Needs Checking

Symmetric Key encryption Research (In a report) Complete,  Needs Checking
History Of Cryptography Complete,  Needs Checking
History Of Cryptography Research (In a report) Complete,  Needs Checking

Priten 
Task 1
Compile the Presentation

Public Key encryption Complete,  Needs Checking

Public Key encryption Research (In a report) Complete,  Needs Checking
Why we encrypt data? Complete,  Needs Checking
Why we encrypt data? Research (In a report)Complete,  Needs Checking

Kirran
Task 1

Substitution Ciphers  Complete,  Needs Checking

Substitution Ciphers Research (In a report) Complete,  Needs Checking
Legal Aspects Regarding Cryptography OVERDUE 31.01.2014
Legal Aspects Regarding Cryptography (In a report) OVERDUE 31.01.2014

Abdul

Task 1
What is cryptography? (Introduction) Complete,  Needs Checking
What is cryptography? (In a report) Complete,  Needs Checking
Hashing Complete,  Needs Checking
Hashing Research (In a report) Complete,  Needs Checking

Hisham

No Work Assigned For Task 1 Due To Lack Of Attendance

Once work has been completed, inform Jack which work will replace the completed work (so we don't get multiple members working on the same slide)