Analysis of Hybrid Cryptography for Secure Exchange of Information

Kumar, Pawan; Saxena, Vipin; Singh, Karm Veer

doi:10.5120/ijca2023922701

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“…Let's go through a few of the significant studies that are connected to the hybrid cryptography (nested levels of hybrid cryptography). Kumar and Saxena [1] have also implemented key exchange in hybrid cryptography with the help of AES and Paillier cryptography. In the year 2015, Kumar and Jagan [2] have implemented two-layer security for data security.…”

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“…In the first step, Paillier cryptography is followed and in the second step, the cipher text is processed by moduli that occurred from Paillier cryptography. Kumar et al [20] have implemented hybrid cryptography with the help of AES, RSA and Elliptic Curve Integrated Scheme (ECIES) cryptography. Saxena and Kumar [21] have implemented new hybrid cryptography for currency transaction with the help of fuzzy, hash cryptography, fingerprint authentication and Elgamal cryp-P. Kumar, V. Saxena Journal of Computer and Communications tography.…”

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“…Paillier cryptography has three steps such that key generation, encryption and decryption and is described in the following steps [1]:…”

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Data security is a very important part of data transmission over insecure channels connected through high-speed networks. Due to COVID-19, the use of data transmission over insecure channels has increased in an exponential manner. Hybrid cryptography provides a better solution than a single type of cryptographical technique. In this paper, nested levels of hybrid cryptographical techniques are investigated with the help of Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) and Paillier cryptographical techniques. In the first level, information will be encrypted by DNA and at the second level, the ciphertext of DNA will be encrypted by Paillier cryptography. At the decryption time, firstly Paillier cryptography will be processed, and then DAN cryptography will be processed to get the original text. The proposed algorithm follows the concept of Last Encryption First Decryption (LEFD) at the time of decryption. The computed results are depicted in terms of tables and graphs.

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confidence: 99%