Plaintext ECB MODE

Encryption

Decryption

Hight ECB Cipher Information
- The user input for the key should be 128 bit and in hexadecimal format.
- The user input for plaintext can be of any length, both greater than or less than 64 bits, and in ASCII format.
- A padding block has been added to ever plaintext encryption.
- Padding scheme used for this block cipher is “OneAndZeroes Padding”.

Hexadecimal Value Input
Hexadecimal values can be input with or without spaces between the characters.

Plaintext ECB Example:
Key: 00112233445566778899aabbccddeeff
Plaintext: this is amal
Ciphertext: 00 29 69 3d 4f 5d 91 c9 0b f9 aa 86 6e a9 ce 90

Note:
you may find this character '€' at the end of Decryption Result,
ignore it, its the padding block.