A straightforward technique for encrypting messages using non-min-entropy keys, such as 
passwords, is honey encryption (HE).As long as the password is 
entered correctly, an encrypted database can be obtained by an application or user, allowing 
them to access the data in its original, readable format while maintaining encryption.If the 
password key is not entered correctly, the data will remain encrypted and invisible, To obtain 
data, hackers who pilfer databases containing user login credentials only need to guess one 
correct password [2].Sweetheart In general, the process of encryption consists of two steps: distribution 
transforming encoding (DTE) for the input data and symmetric encryption (SE) for the 
encrypted data.