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The document outlines a task to develop a simple image encryption tool using pixel manipulation techniques such as pixel value swapping and mathematical operations. It includes Python code that utilizes the PIL and NumPy libraries to encrypt and decrypt images using XOR operations with a randomly generated key. The program prompts users for an image file path and processes the encryption and decryption, saving the results as new image files.

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Task 2

The document outlines a task to develop a simple image encryption tool using pixel manipulation techniques such as pixel value swapping and mathematical operations. It includes Python code that utilizes the PIL and NumPy libraries to encrypt and decrypt images using XOR operations with a randomly generated key. The program prompts users for an image file path and processes the encryption and decryption, saving the results as new image files.

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'''

Task # 02

Pixel Manipulation for Image Encryption

Develop a simple image encryption tool using pixel manipulation.

You can perform operations like swapping pixel values or

applying a basic mathematical operation to each pixel.

Allow users to encrypt and decrypt images.

'''

from PIL import Image

import numpy as np

def encrypt_image(image_path, key):

# Open the image

img = Image.open(image_path)

# Convert the image to a NumPy array

img_array = np.array(img)

# Ensure key has the same shape as img_array

key = np.resize(key, img_array.shape)

# Encrypt each pixel using XOR with the key

encrypted_array = np.bitwise_xor(img_array, key)

# Convert the encrypted array back to an image

encrypted_img = Image.fromarray(encrypted_array)

# Save the encrypted image

encrypted_img.save("encrypted_image.png")
print("Image encrypted successfully.")

def decrypt_image(encrypted_image_path, key):

# Open the encrypted image

encrypted_img = Image.open(encrypted_image_path)

# Convert the encrypted image to a NumPy array

encrypted_array = np.array(encrypted_img)

# Ensure key has the same shape as encrypted_array

key = np.resize(key, encrypted_array.shape)

# Decrypt each pixel using XOR with the key

decrypted_array = np.bitwise_xor(encrypted_array, key)

# Convert the decrypted array back to an image

decrypted_img = Image.fromarray(decrypted_array)

# Save the decrypted image

decrypted_img.save("decrypted_image.png")

print("Image decrypted successfully.")

def main():

print("Image Encryption and Decryption using Pixel Manipulation")

#image_path = 'C:\Users\HP\PRODIGY_INFOTECH\image1.png'. enter your image path as input

image_path = input("Enter the path to the image file: ")

# Generate a random key (you can use any integer as the key)

key = np.random.randint(0, 256, size=(3,), dtype=np.uint8)

# Encrypt the image


encrypt_image(image_path, key)

# Decrypt the image

decrypt_image("encrypted_image.png", key)

if __name__ == "__main__":

main()

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