Encryption techniques: A theoretical overview and future proposals

Sánchez, Javier Felipe Moncada; Correa, Ronny; Buenano, Hernando; Arias, Susana; Gómez, Héctor

doi:10.1109/icedeg.2016.7461697

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“…Recently, more complex encryption schemes have been developed by Caesar cipher, such as Vigenè re cipher [10] , which uses Caesar cipher as a part of the whole encryption process. As we all know, ROT13 [11] is just a Caesar cipher with an offset of 13. This encryption scheme is easy to be deciphered because of the repetition of characters or strings.…”

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Encryption algorithm based on Lagrange interpolation

Yin-qing

Lai

2023

Third International Symposium on Computer Engineering and Intelligent Communications (ISCEIC 2022)

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This paper attempts to improve the classical encryption algorithm by using Lagrange interpolation method. A large positive integer is used to represent plaintext, that is, we can use plaintext as a positive integer to carry out Lagrange calculation. Because ciphertext is a big positive integer, not repeatable, it is impossible to analyze ciphertext by probability. The algorithm increases the key space and the difficulty of brute force cracking. This algorithm has the security of one-time pad. The length of the key can be less than the length of the plaintext, and the choice of the key is more flexible.

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Encryption algorithm based on Lagrange interpolation

Yin-qing

Lai

2023

Third International Symposium on Computer Engineering and Intelligent Communications (ISCEIC 2022)

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“…Encryption is considered best practice when storing and transferring sensitive data, and refers to various techniques, such as cryptography and random-number generation, that effectively minimize risks to privacy by securing data (Brill and Lee, 2020;Kolata, 2019;NSCAI, 2020;Sanchez et al, 2016;Simpson and Conner, 2020). However, encryption alone is not sufficient, and there have been long-standing debates regarding law enforcement access to encrypted mobile phone data (Encryption Working Group, 2019).…”

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Data Privacy During Pandemics: A Scorecard Approach for Evaluating the Privacy Implications of COVID-19 Mobile Phone Surveillance Programs

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DeNardo²,

Denton³

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