CI: A New Encryption Mechanism for Instant Messaging in Mobile Devices

Pozo, Ivan Del; Iturralde, Mauricio

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2015.08.381

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“…In this review, includes a detailed description of the most important research that has dealt with instant messaging applications during the past six years, as it indicates the features of instant messaging and the methods used to make instant messaging applications more secure and easy to use. The problem with the research lies in the fact that most instant messaging applications are low in security and vulnerable to hacking, in addition, the companies that own the applications can view all user information [1].…”

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¬¬¬Instant Messaging Security: A Comprehensive Review of Behavior Patterns, Methodologies, and Security Protocols

R. AlMhanawi1,

M. Nema

2024

J. Al-Qadisiyah Comp. Sci. Math.

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This review presents a comprehensive analysis of contemporary scholarship pertaining to instant messaging (IM) user behavior and security protocols. Through meticulous selection, the authors highlight critical studies that illuminate optimized message consumption strategies and delve into the evolving landscape of IM security models. Focusing on the past four years, the review meticulously dissects cutting-edge advancements in this domain. A significant insight emerges: achieving optimal communication security necessitates the synergistic convergence of three fundamental techniques: end-to-end encryption for data confidentiality, decentralized authentication for independent user verification, and zero-knowledge proof for identity obscurity. The review postulates that the simultaneous integration of these elements within the application architecture is paramount for robust privacy and heightened security in the realm of IM.

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confidence: 99%