Part 2: EncryptionObjective:Develop a program that encrypts a plaintext file byXORing 128-bit blocks of the file with a key repeatedlyuntil the entire file is encrypted.Details:• The plaintext file will be a book from ProjectGutenberg.• The encryption method should use the XORoperation on the file, 128 bits at a time, with the key.• Each 128-bit block is XORed with the same key.• The program should work from the command lineand accept three parameters:o The name of the key fileo The name of the plaintext fileo The desired name of the resulting ciphertext fileNote:This encryption method is not supposed to be secure.Usage:$ ./bad_streamcipher_enc kf pt ct 9:46$ ./bad_streamcipher_dec kf ct pt2descriptionPart 4: CryptanalysisDetails:DoneObjective:Outline a method for breaking the encryption schemeimplemented in Part 2 and, optionally, develop a solutionto demonstrate breaking the encryption under certainassumptions.(• Provide a method to break the scheme under knownplaintext attack (KPA) assumptions.• Bonus: Code a solution to break an arbitraryciphertext under KPA assumptions and demonstratethat it works.1• Bonus: Code a solution that breaks the encryptionunder ciphertext-only assumptions and demonstratethat it works.• Compile a report written in Markdown with properformatting of code and text to present your solutionand findings.Submission GuidelinesEnsure to test your programs thoroughly to confirm

Develop a basic encryption and decryption system utilizing classic and stream ciphers. The initial…

Part 2: Encryption Objective: Develop a program that encrypts a plaintext file by XORing 128-bit blocks of the file with a key repeatedly until the entire file is encrypted. Details: • The plaintext file will be a book from Project Gutenberg. • The encryption method should use the XOR operation on the file, 128 bits at a time, with the key. • Each 128-bit block is XORed with the same key. • The program should work from the command line and accept three parameters: o The name of the key file o The name of the plaintext file o The desired name of the resulting ciphertext file Note: This encryption method is not supposed to be secure.

Part 2: Encryption Objective: Develop a program that encrypts a plaintext file by XORing 128-bit blocks of the file with a key repeatedly until the entire file is encrypted. Details: • The plaintext file will be a book from Project Gutenberg. • The encryption method should use the XOR operation on the file, 128 bits at a time, with the key. • Each 128-bit block is XORed with the same key. • The program should work from the command line and accept three parameters: o The name of the key file o The name of the plaintext file o The desired name of the resulting ciphertext file Note: This encryption method is not supposed to be secure.