brandonsness / securitydronetest

SecurityDroneTest

Drone communication idea for OU Computer Security class

How to use:

• Clone the code
• You will need to perform a nuget restore nuget restore SecurityDroneTest.sln You can also do this in Visual Studio through the Nuget Package Manager
• Build the code
• You'll need to run two instances
• The first terminal is used to generate the data. .\SecurityDroneTest.exe -m DataGenerator -f [output file path]
• This simple tool will allow you to generate test data
• Open three terminals and make your way to the /bin/ directory Ex: SecurityDroneTest\bin\Debug\netcoreapp3.1
• The second is the Drone .\SecurityDroneTest.exe -m [Drone mode]
• Drone modes are Drone for our implementation and DroneAES and DroneRSA for AES and RSA respectively
• The third is the Controller .\SecurityDroneTest.exe -m [Controller Mode] -i [ip from Drone] -p [port from Drone] -f [input file path]
• Controller modes are Controller for our implementation and ControllerAES and ControllerRSA for AES and RSA respectively
• Drone and Controller should each display the time it took to decrypt/encrypt instructions
• you can play around with the commented out Console.WriteLine() statements if you want to check that the output is correctly decrypted