A Hybrid Encryption Technique based on DNA Cryptography and Steganography

Hassan, Shahriar; Muztaba, Md. Asif; Hossain, Md. Shohrab; Narman, Husnu S.

doi:10.1109/iemcon56893.2022.9946512

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“…This shows that multiple concepts can be used sequentially to create a strong and hybrid cryptosystem that may use DNA cryptography as one of its security feature. Hassan et al [20] used DNA encoding scheme along with Huffman-Coding that allows to further modify the already encoded DNA sequence using the frequency of DNA bases so that the ciphertext becomes more systematically secure with added resistance against pattern analysis schemes. Paul et al [8] proposed a DNA cryptography technique that uses symmetric key change method.…”

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A multi-level random key cryptosystem based on DNA encoding and state-changing mealy machine

Taj,

Hossain

2024

Journal of Information Security and Applications

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A multi-level random key cryptosystem based on DNA encoding and state-changing mealy machine

Taj,

Hossain

2024

Journal of Information Security and Applications

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“…The drawbacks of this method are: there is a large expansion in DNA sequence, where the payload is not zero, the BPN is less than one and the cracking probability is high compared with our method. Hassan et al [25] proposed a hybrid encryption algorithm, where in the first phase, the plain text is encrypted using DNA binary encoding rules and Huffman Coding. Then, the second phase involves hiding a ciphertext into a DNA sequence using least significant base method.…”

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Unprecedented Security Analysis Results for a Novel Steganography Approach Based on Protein Sequences

2023

IJIES

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With the rapid advancement of the digital network, information technology, digital libraries, and especially the services of the world wide web, many types of information can be retrieved at any time. Thus, the issue of security has become one of the most important problems in distributing new information. It is essential to protect this information while it is passing through unsecured channels. Steganography offers a powerful approach to hiding confidential data in suitable media vectors such as images, audio files, text files, and video files. In the field of steganography, the most common measurements of hiding the intended data in a cover media are hiding capacity, cracking probability, payload, and bit per nucleotide (bpn), and these measurements are considered the most of the prime challenges in the field of steganography. The main objective of this research is to provide a novel data hiding schema using protein-based steganography that provides good security performance measurement and outperforms DNA-based steganography approaches, where protein sequences are not utilized for steganography purposes. According to the proposed method, each byte of the secret message is partitioned into two 4-bit parts, and then these parts are converted into the decimal system. Finally, the decimal values of the secret message are randomly included in the cover protein sites using a pseudo random number generator (PRNG) for each cover protein base value instead of being sequentially embedded in the cover protein bases. It is considered that this random distribution increases system security. The proposed method works with a one-digit protein decimal coding rule (PDCR), and the byte of the message will be embedded in two bases of amino acids. From the experimental results, it has been found that the proposed method preserves the reference protein's original function (zero modification rate in the original protein sequence) and achieves a very high hiding capacity of 4 bpn when the sequence's bases are entirely data-embedded, a very low cracking probability, and a payload of zero. Furthermore, the proposed method saves 50% of the bandwidth compared with the other existing technique.

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Developing a novel DNA-based steganography algorithm using random table generation with segmentation

Alhabeeb,

Fauzi,

Sulaiman

2023

Multimed Tools Appl

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A Hybrid Encryption Technique based on DNA Cryptography and Steganography

Cited by 5 publications

References 7 publications

A multi-level random key cryptosystem based on DNA encoding and state-changing mealy machine

A multi-level random key cryptosystem based on DNA encoding and state-changing mealy machine

Unprecedented Security Analysis Results for a Novel Steganography Approach Based on Protein Sequences

Developing a novel DNA-based steganography algorithm using random table generation with segmentation

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