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    A Secure Chat Application Based On Pure Peer-To-Peer

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    This document presents a secure chat application based on a pure peer-to-peer architecture. It describes the application as having no centralized server and instead relying on direct communication between peers using IP addresses and port numbers. The document outlines how the application would work by encrypting messages using AES encryption before exchanging data directly between peers. It also discusses potential advantages like security and flexibility through decentralization, as well as challenges like difficulty administering the network without a centralized point of control.

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    A Secure Chat Application Based On Pure Peer-To-Peer

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    This document presents a secure chat application based on a pure peer-to-peer architecture. It describes the application as having no centralized server and instead relying on direct communication between peers using IP addresses and port numbers. The document outlines how the application would work by encrypting messages using AES encryption before exchanging data directly between peers. It also discusses potential advantages like security and flexibility through decentralization, as well as challenges like difficulty administering the network without a centralized point of control.

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    This document presents a secure chat application based on a pure peer-to-peer architecture. It describes the application as having no centralized server and instead relying on direct communication between peers using IP addresses and port numbers. The document outlines how the application would work by encrypting messages using AES encryption before exchanging data directly between peers. It also discusses potential advantages like security and flexibility through decentralization, as well as challenges like difficulty administering the network without a centralized point of control.

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    A Secure Chat Application Based On Pure Peer-To-Peer

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    This document presents a secure chat application based on a pure peer-to-peer architecture. It describes the application as having no centralized server and instead relying on direct communication between peers using IP addresses and port numbers. The document outlines how the application would work by encrypting messages using AES encryption before exchanging data directly between peers. It also discusses potential advantages like security and flexibility through decentralization, as well as challenges like difficulty administering the network without a centralized point of control.

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    A SECURE CHAT APPLICATION

    BASED ON PURE PEER-TOPEER ARCHITECTURE


    PRESENTED BY:
    V. DIVYA
    12321A0522
    CSE-A

    CONTENTS
    Chat application
    Peer-to-peer architecture
    Pure Peer-to-peer architecture
    What does this topic mean?
    Why do we need it?
    Implementation
    Methodology behind it
    Total scenario of its working
    Advantages & Disadvantages
    Enhancements $ future scope

    CHAT APPLICATION
    Chat Application refers to any

    kind of communication over the


    Internet that offers a real-time
    transmission of text messages
    from sender to receiver.

    PEER-TO-PEER ARCHITECTURE
    Peer-to-peer (P2P) computing
    or networking is a distributed
    application architecture that
    partitions tasks or work loads
    between peers.

    Peers are equally privileged,

    equipotent participants in the


    application.

    PURE PEER-TO-PEER ARCHITECTURE


    Decentralized Architecture.
    End-to-End communication.
    In "pure" P2P systems, every

    node acts as a server and client


    - and they share resources
    without any centralized
    control.

    WHAT IS THIS TOPIC?


    It is a chat application which is secure and based on pure peer-topeer architecture.

    The system is controlled by the users and its security is


    autonomously managed by the communicating parties.

    WHY DO WE NEED IT?


    To totally get rid of centralized.
    To get rid of third party
    elements.

    Transfer of files privately.


    No permanent storage of data.
    For security.

    IMPLEMENTATION
    Developed on
    Technologies used
    Type of application
    Cryptosystem used

    METHODOLOGY BEHIND IT
    Pure P2P architecture with no

    centralized server, peers profiles


    is managed locally by user.

    Contacting each other based on

    the IP address and port number


    of their devices.

    Peer1
    Peer5

    Peer2

    Data Exchange is done among


    the peers.

    Every peer is equipped with

    internet or LAN connection.

    Peer4

    Peer3

    HOW THEY CONTACT?


    The peers contact each other with the help of their IP-address and
    their port numbers.

    DATA EXCHANGE
    Message is encrypted prior

    exchanging between two or more


    peers.

    Once peers run this application,


    they can start exchanging
    messages.

    For security reason, message is

    encrypted using AES cryptosystem.

    data1
    Peer1

    data2
    Peer2

    CRYPTOSYSTEM
    AES (acronym of Advanced

    Encryption Standard) is a
    symmetric encryption algorithm.

    Key size: 128,192 or 256 bits.


    Plain text block size: 128 bits.
    No. of rounds: 10,12 or 14.
    CHARACTERISTICS:

    1. Resistance against attacks.


    2. Design simplicity.
    3. Speed & code compactness on a
    wide range of platforms.

    TOTAL SCENARIO OF ITS WORKING

    AFTER IT??

    CAN WE CREATE GROUPS??

    ADVANTAGES
    Secure chat
    Flexibility ,suitability and

    simplicity of AES algorithm.

    Equipped with advanced features,


    people can use it for education,
    business and socialize.

    Data exchange among peers is


    confidential.

    DISADVANTAGES
    In this network, the whole

    system is decentralized thus it


    is difficult to administer.

    One person cannot determine

    the whole accessibility setting


    of whole network.

    The application works only in


    the network in which it is
    present.

    ENHANCEMENTS $ FUTURE SCOPE


    Update security tools to the latest version.
    Create a trusted group feature where the member only
    need a single username and password when
    communicating with any user within the group.

    In making the application more secure, we should also


    offer different authentication and encryption
    algorithms to be chosen by users.

    Whenever possible, key size should be allowed to be


    negotiated manually by the users.

    ANY QUERIES???

    THANK YOU

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