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    AES - Advanced Encryption Standard

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    The document provides a timeline and overview for developing a new system from August to February. It outlines requirements gathering in August, literature reviews in September, wireframing in October, reviews in November, prototyping in December, user testing in January, and deploying the system in February. It also includes details on software, hardware, security, encryption, and data modeling requirements and designs.

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    TIMELINE

    AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB

    Requirements Literature
    Wireframes Review Prototype User testing Deploy System
    gathering Survey
    SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

    Software requirements Hardware requirements


    • Operating System : Windows 7 or higher / Linux / • Processor : Intel Pentium III or above
    Mac • Speed : 1.8GHz or above
    • Web Browser : Internet Explorer 11.0+ , • RAM : 1GB or above
    Mozilla Firefox 31.0+, Chrome 34+ • Keyboard : Standard Keyboard (122
    • .NET version : .NET Framework 4.5 or above Keys)
    • Misc. software : Java 8.0(min), Adobe • Mouse : Standard Mouse
    Flash, Adobe shockwave, Adobe reader • Monitor : 15” Color Monitor
    • Front-end Dev Tools : HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap • Scanner : QR Code Scanner
    • Back-end Scripts : PHP, Python • Internet Connection : Minimum 256Kbps
    CRYPTOGRAPHY & SECURITY

    Algorithm used
    • AES – Advance Encryption Standard (Rijndael)

    • symmetric-key algorithm

    • Used worldwide (NASA, Microsoft, US govt ,etc.)

    • 3 key sizes 128, 192, 256 bits

    • NIST concluded all 3 key-lengths of AES provide adequate encryption

    • Faster and efficient in both hardware & software


    ENCRYPTION & DECRYPTION
    ER-DIAGRAM :
    ACTIVITY DIAGRAM :
    SEQUENCE DIAGRAM : User-System Interaction
    SEQUENCE DIAGRAM : User-Requester Interaction
    DEPLOYMENT DIAGRAM :
    QR CODE (QUICK RESPONSE)

    A QR Code is useful in many ways :


    QR Code with Original Link
    • High capacity encoding of data

    • Small printout Size

    • Omni-Directional Readability

    • Good Fault tolerance

    • Licensing is not required

    QR Code with Encrypted Link

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