Cognitively reconfigurable mimic-based heterogeneous password recovery system

Li, Bin; Zhou, Qinglei; Cao, Yan; Si, Xueming

doi:10.1016/j.cose.2022.102667

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“…Te encryption part of the CPK cryptosystem could ensure indistinguishability under the adaptive selection ciphertext attack. When the above two statements held true, the CPK cryptosystem was secure [18]. Ali et al proposed the attribute-based CPK cryptosystem and gave the security model.…”

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Information Security Protection of Internet of Energy Using Ensemble Public Key Algorithm under Big Data

Lin

Geng

2023

Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering

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This work aims to solve the specific problem in the Power Internet of Things (PIoT). PIoT is vulnerable to monitoring, tampering, forgery, and other attacks during frequent data interaction under the background of big data, leading to a severe threat to the power grid’s Information Security (ISEC). Cryptosystems can solve ISEC problems, such as confidentiality, data integrity, authentication, identity recognition, data control, and nonrepudiation. Thereupon, this work expounds on cryptography from public-key encryption and digital signature and puts forward the model of network information attack. Then, the security of the two cryptograms is certified against the two cyberattack modes. On this basis, an Identity-based Combined Encryption and Signature (IBCES) ensemble scheme is proposed by combining public-key encryption with the digital signature. Finally, the security of the proposed IBCES’s encryption and the signature schemes is verified, and the results prove their feasibility. The results show that the proposed IBCEs are effective and feasible, fully meeting the information confidentiality requirements. Additionally, smart grid against Information Security (ISEC) algorithms must comprehensively consider network resources and computing power. This work creatively combines the two cryptosystems. The proposal breaks the traditional key segmentation principle by applying the same key to different cryptosystems and ensures the independent security of the two cryptosystems. The conclusion provides technical support for future research on cryptography.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%