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\fancyhead[R]{Zheyuan Wu}

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% Use an enumerated list to write up problems.  First we begin a list.

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\item[1.] Description of experimental setup

We use the same docker image and settings with environment files as last time.

For encryption method, I checked some wikis on the internet and found aes seems to be the best practically safe algorithm I can found.

For the detailed method and distinctions for different variations for aes, I checked the post on \href{stackoverflow.com/questions/1220751/how-to-choose-an-aes-encryption-mode-cbc-ecb-ctr-ocb-cfb}{stackoverflow} for steam cipher, seems that \texttt{NVP\_aes\_256\_ctr()} is the optimal choice for us.

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\item[2.] Server code

\begin{enumerate}
    \item Screenshot or well-formatted copy of code
    \item Quick overview of what the code does in your own words.
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\item[3.] Client code

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    \item Screenshot or well-formatted copy of code
    \item Quick overview of what the code does in your own words.
    
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\item[4.] Extra credits
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