Decrypting messages stored on SESAR can be done by following a series of simple steps using the SECT Tool. Here is a detailed guide to walk you through the process.
- Open the unencrypted version of the SESAR configuration file. This file contains the information needed to decrypt your messages, such as the private keys.
- Launch SECT Tool, the application dedicated to decrypting messages encrypted through SESAR.
- Identify the encrypted messages you wish to decrypt and move them to a temporary folder to make them easier to process.

- Using the SESAR configuration file, fill in the key fields in SECT Tool.
- Make sure the information provided is correct, as it is essential for the decryption to complete successfully.

Note: the Base64 Key is highlighted in blue in the image. It is everything that comes before the @ symbol. The Base64 IV is highlighted in pink in the image and represents everything that comes after the @ symbol on the "PrivateAESKey" line of your SESAR configuration file.
Step 3: Run the file processing
- Select the action you want, "Encrypt" or "Decrypt".
- In the field provided, enter the path to the temporary folder where you placed the encrypted files.
- Click the "Process" button to start the decryption. SECT Tool then decrypts the messages placed in the specified temporary folder.

Note: to re-encrypt the messages, follow the same procedure, but select the "Encrypt" action.

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