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How to use repl.it to create and run a Linux Program

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This blog has been created to take away the nightmare of coding with LINUX !!

"https://repl.it" is a site that offers a collaborative, in-browser IDE to code in 50+ languages — without spending a second on setup. 
 The following figures will give a step-by-step representation to create and run a Linux Program

 STEP 1:  Sign up and then Login

STEP 2: Create a new repl

STEP 3 : Choice of Languages

 

STEP 4:  Creating a first repl using Bash (for working with Linux Commands) . File name Sample 1

STEP 5: Click on Create repl to create the file named Sample1 in bash

STEP 6: A view of the workspace. Click on 'Add file' in the left corner to add external files

STEP 7: Once the workspace is completely loaded a main.sh file is created by default. e can create a text file manually by clicking on 'Add File'

STEP 8 : A view of the text file. Can be opened by clicking on the name of the file on the left-hand side.

STEP 9: Print the commands on the main.sh file. You can give multiple commands by pressing enter. Each command will appear in a new line with new line number. Press RUN to run the commands. All the commands will be executed consecutively. The output will be displayed on the extreme right.

 

HURRAH !!  

We have everything in one screen - List of files, all the Commands and  the output for all the commands !! 

HAPPY CODING !!

DEMONSTRATION OF CRYPTOGRAPHY FOR DUMMIES

Sender – User ‘A’

Receiver – User ‘B’

Message to be sent - plaintext.txt

The commands are to be run in Linux Environment. This is a complex process for beginners.  Many online editors are available. This demonstration uses  https://repl.it/ which is a user friendly editor for many languages. It even welcomes you once you open and gives suggestions !! For details of usage refer to the blog " How to use Repl.it to create and run a Linux Program "
To create Linux Environment choose Bash from the options.

 

The representative diagram of the whole process of encryption, decryption, creating a digital signature and verification of digital signature is shown.

 

The following table shows the execution of the above process.

S.No	Action	Command	Output
	Step 1 : Initialisation
1	To create a message file plaintext.txt	gedit plaintext.txt	The command when used in Linux a file plaintext.txt is created. In repl.it create file plaintext.txt manually using the Add File option
2.	Make entry into the plaintext.txt file “ Welcome to the World of BlockChain !”
3	To see the contents of the plaintext.txt file	cat plaintext.txt	Welcome to the World of BlockChain !
4	OpenSSL contains an implementation of SSL and TLS protocols, meaning that most servers and HTTPS websites use its resources. To check the version of openssl	openssl version	OpenSSL 1.1.1  11 Sep 2018
	Step 2: User  A generates Private Key and Public Key
5	To create Private key for user A	openssl genpkey -algorithm RSA -pkeyopt rsa_keygen_bits:2048 -pkeyopt rsa_keygen_pubexp:3 -out Private-Key-A.pem	......................+++++ .................+++++
6	To see the contents of Private-Key-A.pem	cat Private-Key-A.pem	-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY----- MIIEvQIBADANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAASCBKcwggSjAgEAAoIBAQDiE86YCHZPh3vC 6zOih9hNfS1dyn0pdsL1nRS9PBBQRtGYW9W6bt4oGXgKKeQBa6dFM83xz5x2ZnEC …………………………………………………. erFHPDeTWBRop5ftndNnAQ7suct8DOPNBL3xPo+J1teklxLYIyCyzdg9LPWJ/4kH sZ7ndNTmaKg/009llBLTcho= -----END PRIVATE KEY-----
7	Private-Key-A is encoded with Base 64. To view the actual contents as text	openssl pkey –in Private-Key-A.pem -text	-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY----- MIIEvQIBADANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAASCBKcwggSjAgEAAoIBAQDiE86YCHZPh3vC/6zOih9hNfS1dyn0pdsL1nRS9PBBQRtGYW9W6bt4oGXgKKeQBa6dFM83xz5x2ZnEC/erFHPDeTWBRop5ftndNnAQ7suct8DOPNBL3xPo+J1teklxLYIyCyzdg9LPWJ/4kH sZ7ndNTmaKg/009llBLTcho= -----END PRIVATE KEY-----
8	To generate Public Key of User A from Private Key of User A	openssl pkey -in Private-Key-A.pem -out Public-Key-A.pem -pubout
9	To see the contents of Public-Key-A.pem	cat Public-Key-A.pem	-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY----- MIIBIDANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ0AMIIBCAKCAQEAxsNckiN2sz9Ok4X8P2sD aT801yjd7jzVLeiZnTnzztEtQCSj8KNqNfblnp7aa85e445JEEJxQ5whBxAC+ExJ Ib1yuNGGH3+BGlL8rLeXxAXkNunJqvMxi3AA3rSESp/dtutKvuhIsT8tQFEwoihS Sjn0kYQY/n9EexpfcbZUXWZqN2XEw5cemqcQSjv5iZvkeA9gUAqP7m6MMmYSZJ5c lTfV4PFpd8wEZ7pSs/EMAiHBI0HACHNkYChhxWDt3pECMforxrTN3hsAPE0RQNwW RSA8Nd0m/OpKw1OspFktfnCjQdhbabiOrKQqyFhKSPU1luQJe70ODqtWercvivGx cwIBAw== -----END PUBLIC KEY-----
10	To view the contents of the Public-Key-A as text	openssl pkey -in Public-Key-A.pem -pubin -text	RSA Public-Key: (2048 bit) Modulus:     00:b8:fb:18:92:40:ec:48:5a:6e:c5:36:af:f4:33:     8c:15:21:0a:df:49:41:44:70:1a:25:b6:e1:29:07:     de:5b:ef:46:c7:e4:dd:ac:a2:ca:19:ca:ba:f7:32:     62:a2:bf:1f:e0:2f:01:dd:27:9c:6e:cd:10:d2:2d: …………………………………………………     e1:3f:c8:79:f1:90:1d:2b:17:e7:a0:56:8e:05:6f:     9d:46:b8:dc:33:85:3a:64:38:7b:81:29:9b:24:af:     59:50:00:13:f2:31:c9:ea:a9:80:0a:8c:33:80:c2:     97:97 Exponent: 3 (0x3)
	Step 3: User  B generates Private Key and Public Key
5	To create Private key for user B	openssl genpkey -algorithm RSA -pkeyopt rsa_keygen_bits:2048 -pkeyopt rsa_keygen_pubexp:3 -out Private-Key-B.pem	......................+++++ .................+++++
6	To see the contents of Private-Key-B.pem	cat Private-Key-B.pem	-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY----- MIIEvAIBADANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAASCBKYwggSiAgEAAoIBAQCneC6rqk XZPCMp KxDJR0MOHrtyoZyQr2Cw9JVxQ55Kd2lylAM51gD8flTRGAnEzBK2PMiUrz Zv4zwq ……………………………………………… XkjPQ2MAKLvheObkRQzu8k14sp4xS1oCiE368I/KmHrfKjRhPKeOPJlvNGUHAonS VHIOtxIqGir6xgOQqyWzig== -----END PRIVATE KEY-----
7	Private-Key-B is encoded with Base 64. To view the actual contents as text	openssl pkey –in Private-Key-B.pem -text	-----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY----- MIIEvQIBADANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAASCBKcwggSjAgEAAoIBAQDiE86YCHZPh3vC/6zOih9hNfS1dyn0pdsL1nRS9PBBQRtGYW9W6bt4oGXgKKeQBa6dFM83xz5x2ZnEC/erFHPDeTWBRop5ftndNnAQ7suct8DOPNBL3xPo+J1teklxLYIyCyzdg9LPWJ/4kH sZ7ndNTmaKg/009llBLTcho= -----END PRIVATE KEY-----
8	To generate Public Key of User B from Private Key of User B	openssl pkey -in Private-Key-B.pem -out Public-Key-A.pem -pubout
9	To see the contents of Public-Key-B.pem	cat Public-Key-B.pem	-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY----- MIIBIDANBgkqhkiG9w0BAQEFAAOCAQ0AMIIBCAKCAQEAp3guq6pF2TwjKSsQyUdD Dh67cqGckK9gsPSVcUOeSndpcpQDOdYA/H5U0RgJxMwStjzIlK82b+M8KtlA5NnZ DuSBNe/ZBVDmAW/abKI3dX+uxMRHOpxCXeKqcNBZuo1z/axnnxH6hK1fVcJ2jKXQ CnZF/Y2yszpQPC2ATOvBKtNRwtYm6Y1YRJWOWvIkNPOX8OH5Q76qwKy1L3UJC3fo +lH+dYcnmVXYr0wxT3hBNDw2Eq9uH+09d1yGs/Co2ZTw/uJ0YMTR0cUQ0r4UJNhu LSiS/WenQvu6Jdaz5Q/uT4fnvq2iJwiZ5wZw41V95maJTbQQd3nA6TWM1nxYCEJF KwIBAw== -----END PUBLIC KEY-----
10	To view the contents of the Public-Key-B as text	openssl pkey -in Public-Key-B.pem -pubin -text	RSA Public-Key: (2048 bit) Modulus:     00:a7:78:2e:ab:aa:45:d9:3c:23:29:2b:10:c9:47:     43:0e:1e:bb:72:a1:9c:90:af:60:b0:f4:95:71:43:     9e:4a:77:69:72:94:03:39:d6:00:fc:7e:54:d1:18:     09:c4:cc:12:b6:3c:c8:94:af:36:6f:e3:3c:2a:d9:     …………………………………………..     92:fd:67:a7:42:fb:ba:25:d6:b3:e5:0f:ee:4f:87:     e7:be:ad:a2:27:08:99:e7:06:70:e3:55:7d:e6:66:     89:4d:b4:10:77:79:c0:e9:35:8c:d6:7c:58:08:42:     45:2b Exponent: 3 (0x3)
11	To see the list of files created	ls -l	total 24 -rw-r--r-- 1 runner runner  508 May 26 17:40 main.sh -rw-r--r-- 1 runner runner   36 May 26 15:22 plaintext.txt -rw------- 1 runner runner 1704 May 26 17:40 Private-Key-A.pem -rw------- 1 runner runner 1704 May 26 17:40 Private-Key-B.pem -rw-r--r-- 1 runner runner  451 May 26 17:40 Public-Key-A.pem -rw-r--r-- 1 runner runner  451 May 26 17:40 Public-Key-B.pem
	Step 4: To Calculate the hash
12	To generate the hash or message digest of plaintext.txt using sha1	openssl dgst -sha1 plaintext.txt	SHA1(plaintext.txt)= c0a752f24f855f119eb04cf2c7b849ff9d57141a
13	To generate the hash or message digest of plaintext.txt using sha256 ** 512 can be used in a similar manner	openssl dgst –sha256 plaintext.txt	SHA256(plaintext.txt)= 2ffdd7ce23516ef4b58fc5ccf66500d715b9741e0449096b53df85ec6fc81000
	Step 5: To Calculate the hash and sign the message
14	To generate the hash and digital signature "Signature.bin"of the document "plaintext.txt" with private key of A	openssl dgst -sha1 -sign Private-Key-A.pem -out Signature.bin plaintext.txt	A file Signature.bin is created
15	To check the list of files	ls -l	-rw-r--r-- 1 runner runner  656 May 26 18:45 main.sh -rw-r--r-- 1 runner runner   36 May 26 15:22 plaintext.txt -rw------- 1 runner runner 1704 May 26 18:45 Private-Key-A.pem -rw------- 1 runner runner 1704 May 26 18:45 Private-Key-B.pem -rw-r--r-- 1 runner runner  451 May 26 18:45 Public-Key-A.pem -rw-r--r-- 1 runner runner  451 May 26 18:45 Public-Key-B.pem -rw-r--r-- 1 runner runner  256 May 26 18:45 Signature.bin
	Step 6: To encrypt the message using RSA, Using the Public Key of B
16	Encrypt "plaintext.txt" to get ciphertext "ciphertext.bin" using public key of A	openssl pkeyutl -encrypt -in plaintext.txt -pubin -inkey Public-Key-B.pem -out ciphertext.bin	A file ciphertext.bin is created
17	To check the contents of ciphertext.bin	cat ciphertext.bin	x��F�zS�.�Sp�n�iX�F�K_}�]�Ψ~e0�H�0�Ѭ�Ӥ47ɦL�3�g�i9�A�@�B�0�df# y�-�))Doo])�ܬS�9v�lK�N]�K�_�/�t�cQ�v�O�2�9�'�/>�-?6c�q�e�^�I>�V�f�v�M�g�K�t@g4�V�'+T�SX�Өz�G�
What we have done so far !!
	Step 7: To decrypt the received ciphertext, Using the Private Key of B
18	To decrypt the ciphertext "ciphertext.bin" using private key of B(receiver)	openssl pkeyutl -decrypt -in ciphertext.bin -inkey Private-Key-B.pem -out receivedtext.bin	The decrypted file receivedtext.bin is created
19	To check the contents of the received file	cat receivedtext.bin	Welcome to the World of BlockChain !
	Step 7: To verify the Digital Signature
20	To verify the digital signature of receivedtext.bin using the public Key of A	openssl dgst -sha1 -verify Public-Key-A.pem -signature Signature.bin receivedtext.bin	Verified OK !

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Wow !! Cryptography Simplified !!