How to Encrypt and Decrypt the Text File using Digital Signature Algorithm(DSA) in Java?
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Condition for Encrypt and Decrypt Text File using DSA in Java
Description: The Digital Signature Algorithm (DSA) is a widely used cryptographic algorithm designed for signing and verifying the authenticity of messages or files, not for traditional encryption and decryption. DSA ensures data integrity and authenticity by generating a unique signature for a file or message. This signature can later be verified using the sender's public key, confirming that the data has not been altered and verifying the identity of the sender. Unlike encryption algorithms, which conceal data, DSA does not hide the content of the message or file. Instead, it focuses on ensuring that the data remains intact and unchanged during transmission. DSA is commonly used in applications such as secure communications, software distribution, and digital contracts, where verifying the authenticity of data is critical. The DSA algorithm relies on mathematical principles of modular exponentiation and the difficulty of discrete logarithms, offering a high level of security. It is often used in conjunction with other cryptographic methods like RSA or elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) for broader security frameworks. While DSA can guarantee the integrity and origin of data, it does not provide confidentiality by itself, making it an essential component of secure digital systems when combined with encryption techniques for complete data protection.
To start the encryption process, select the input file path after setting up the DSA encryption GUI.
Step 2
The chosen file location is indicated by the selected file path that shows up in the text field.
Step 3
The files input.txt and Encrypt.txt are chosen. When the Encrypt button is clicked, encryption is successfully finished.
Step 4
Encryption applies to the input text file, with the result saved in the encrypt text file. Decryption restores the original content from the decrypt text file.
Step 5
Encryption applies to the input text file, with the result saved in the encrypt text file. Decryption restores the original content from the decrypt text file.
Step 6
If the signature is valid, display a confirmation message on the GUI indicating the authenticity of the public keys. This message assures the user that the keys come from the intended party and that the key exchange process is secure.