// I implemented the IBruteForce interface here. This cycles through
// the decrypt 26 times, or each possible shift in the alphabet. You
// have to manually look through the output and decide what is the
// intended text but it is pretty obvious and really fast.
public void bruteForceDecipher(string inputText)
{
caesarCipher unknownKey = new caesarCipher();
for (int i = 0; i < 26; i++)
{
Console.WriteLine(unknownKey.decipher(inputText, i));
}
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
// test railFenceCipher encipher and decipher
Console.WriteLine("\n\nThis is testing the Rail Fence Cipher:");
railFenceCipher myTest = new railFenceCipher();
string inputText = "CSC260 was a great $%$## class!!!";
string encipheredTest = myTest.encipher(inputText, 3);
Console.WriteLine(encipheredTest);
string decipheredTest = myTest.decipher(encipheredTest, 3);
Console.WriteLine(decipheredTest);
Console.WriteLine("\n");
// test Jefferson cipher
Console.WriteLine("This is testing the Jefferson Wheel Cipher Cipher:");
jeffersonWheelCipher testTJ = new jeffersonWheelCipher();
string wheelTestInput = "Hello World!";
string wheelTestEnciphered = testTJ.encipher(wheelTestInput, 10);
Console.WriteLine(wheelTestEnciphered);
string wheelTestDeciphered = testTJ.decipher(wheelTestEnciphered, 10);
Console.WriteLine(wheelTestDeciphered);
Console.WriteLine("\n");
// test Caesar cipher
Console.WriteLine("This is testing the Caesar Cipher:");
caesarCipher testCaesar = new caesarCipher();
string caesarTestInput = "I truly enjoyed the course, Thanks!";
string caesarTestInput2 = "You will never be able to crack my leet code!";
string caesarEncipheredTest = testCaesar.encipher(caesarTestInput, 1);
Console.WriteLine(caesarEncipheredTest);
Console.WriteLine(testCaesar.decipher(caesarEncipheredTest, 1));
caesarEncipheredTest = testCaesar.encipher(caesarTestInput2, 19);
Console.WriteLine("\nThis is the Brute Force Breaking of the Caesar Cipher:");
testCaesar.bruteForceDecipher(caesarEncipheredTest);
Console.ReadKey();
}
