File Encryption Decryption for Information Transformation Applications

Abstract

File Encryption is the process of transforming information from its original form, or plaintext, into a form that is unreadable and indecipherable by anyone other than the intended receiver. Decryption is the process of turning the encrypted information back into its original form. File Encryption and decryption are important for providing data security, as they can ensure that only the intended recipient of a message is able to read it and that no one else can access the information. File Encryption is the process of transforming data or information into code to prevent unauthorized access or use. Decryption is the process of transforming data or information back into a readable format. It is the opposite of File Encryption, and it is typically used to convert encrypted data back into its original format.