One-Time Pad

Generates an implementation of the One-Time Pad, a theoretically unbreakable encryption method based on XOR operations. The tool allows users to input plaintext and a corresponding secret key, which must be generated randomly and used exactly once for perfect secrecy. It processes the message by combining the data stream with the key material bit by bit, producing ciphertext that appears completely random if the key is kept secret and remains unique to each encryption instance. Security professionals, cryptography enthusiasts, and researchers studying classical ciphers utilize this utility. Users needing to test secure communication methods or understand perfect secrecy can employ it for demonstration purposes. It provides a functional example of how perfectly secure data exchange operates when both the message content and the key management protocols are strictly followed.