A Systematic Expository Review of Schmidt-Samoa Cryptosystem

Al‐Haija, Qasem Abu; M.Asad, Mohamad; Marouf, Ibrahim

doi:10.5815/ijmsc.2018.02.02

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“…AES uses a 128-bit block of plain text data and after encryption, these 128 bits of plain text data get converted into 128 bits of ciphertext. AES algorithm was based on 128-bit block and 128, 192, 256 bits of keys [11,23]. It is also used in TCP/IP protocols such as Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)/Transport Layer Security (TLS) [2].…”

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Implementation of Improved Cryptography Algorithm

Verma¹,

Dhiman²

2022

IJITCS

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A network is an interconnected group of independent computing devices which uses a different set of protocols to communicate with each other independently and meaningfully. This communication should be carried out securely. Due to different attacks, this security sometimes gets compromised. So, to communicate securely different cryptography algorithms are used i.e., symmetric and asymmetric algorithms. Cryptography helps to achieve authentication, confidentiality, integrity, non-repudiation, and availability of data. Nowadays many algorithms provide security to data but these algorithms have various security flaws. To improve the strength of these algorithms, a new security protocol is designed using features of symmetric key and asymmetric key algorithms. The security principles can be achieved by AES and RSA algorithms. The main purpose of designing this algorithm is to provide better security to data in transit against passive as well as from active attacks. The new proposed hybrid algorithm is implemented in MATLAB R2019a. This algorithm will be analysed and compared on three parameters like avalanche effect, performance, and security against attacks. The proposed model will contribute towards improving the excellence of educators and academics, as well as increase competitiveness of educational programmes on cybersecurity among similar institutions in the EU countries.

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Implementation of Improved Cryptography Algorithm

Verma¹,

Dhiman²

2022

IJITCS

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“…PROPOSED MULTIPLIER DESIGN ALTERNATIVES Fundamentally, multiplication operation (along with fast addition) is a significant unit in almost all cryptographic coprocessors. For instance, in the design of SSC Crypto-processor [15], the multiplication primarily used to compute the square parameter the public key ( and the modulus ( . Also, in the design of RSA Crypto-processor, the multiplier is used to compute the modulus ( and the Euler function [16].…”

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Radix-8 Design Alternatives of Fast Two Operands Interleaved Multiplication with Enhanced Architecture

Asad

Marouf

Al‐Haija

2019

International Journal of Advanced Network, Monitoring and Controls

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In this paper, we proposed different comparable reconfigurable hardware implementations for the radix-8 fast two operands multiplier coprocessor using Karatsuba method and Booth recording method by employing carry save (CSA) and kogge stone adders (KSA) on Wallace tree organization. The proposed designs utilized family with target chip device along with simulation package. Also, the proposed designs were synthesized and benchmarked in terms of the maximum operational frequency, the total path delay, the total design area and the total thermal power dissipation. The experimental results revealed that the best multiplication architecture was belonging to Wallace Tree CSA based Radix-8 Booth multiplier ( ) which recorded: critical path delay of , maximum operational frequency of , hardware design area (number of logic elements) of , and total thermal power dissipation estimated as . Consequently, method can be efficiently employed to enhance the speed of computation for many multiplication based applications such embedded system designs for public key cryptography.

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The Cryptography of Elliptical Curves Application for Formation of the Electronic Digital Signature

Belej

2019

Advances in Computer Science for Engineering and Education II

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A Systematic Expository Review of Schmidt-Samoa Cryptosystem

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

Implementation of Improved Cryptography Algorithm

Implementation of Improved Cryptography Algorithm

Radix-8 Design Alternatives of Fast Two Operands Interleaved Multiplication with Enhanced Architecture

The Cryptography of Elliptical Curves Application for Formation of the Electronic Digital Signature

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