AES CTR and ECB mode: Encryption in Python explained easy, part 2

Finally, an overly simplified way to learn Python's AES Counter and ECB mode.

If you are working on building security systems or applied cryptography, you probably have come across different types of encryption schemes and if you are looking for a starting point, you are at the right place. In this video, I talked about the most popular encryption algorithm Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) in brief, and then I demonstrated how to write a simple code in python to encrypt and decrypt data. I used the standard Crypto library.

To help it understand easily, I broke down the process into smaller independent steps and explained each of them. I also explained the block diagrams and showed you why ECB might not be a good choice and why CTR mode might be the best.

Timestamps for quick navigation:

00:00 - Recap
1:23 - Block Diagrams
5:09 - Code
6:25 - Conclusion

Tools used:

Presentation: MS Powerpoint and Google Slides.

Credits:
Thumbnail Photograph Credit: Micah Williams, Unsplash
Gifs: Giphy

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Timestamps.
1:23 - Block Diagrams.
5:09 - Code.

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