Hill Matrix and Radix-64 Bit Algorithm to Preserve Data Confidentiality

Ali, Arshad; Nadeem, Muhammad; Riaz, Saman; Zahra, Syeda Wajiha; Dutta, Ashit Kumar; Alzaid, Zaid; Alabdan, Rana; Almutairi, Badr; Almotairi, Sultan

doi:10.32604/cmc.2023.035695

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“…In the paper [35], a variety of data security methods are presented. These solutions provide substantial protection against unauthorized access.…”

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confidence: 99%

Harnessing Rubik's Cube Algorithm for Counteracting Man-in-the-Middle Attacks

Zahra,

Zaman,

Nadeem

et al. 2024

Res. Rep. Comput. Sci.

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In today's world, businesses and individuals alike rely on cloud computing for storing and accessing data. However, with the growing number of cyber threats, it is crucial to prioritize cloud security. Despite various algorithms designed to prevent cyber-attacks, attackers have developed advanced tactics to bypass security measures. That's why it is essential to understand the three primary platforms of cloud computing and how they work together to create a seamless environment. Cloud cryptography is a highly effective method for encrypting data and enabling authorized users to access it securely. With the aid of an algorithm and a key, cryptography transforms plaintext into ciphertext, providing a defence mechanism against malicious third parties. The use of cryptographic methods ensures that only authorized entities can access the data exchange. Data encryption is a recognized and efficient security tool for safeguarding an organization's information. By converting data into a code that can only be accessed or interpreted by someone with the correct encryption key, data encryption provides a reliable defense against cyber threats. Cloud computing services, such as email, calendars, Skype, and WhatsApp, are becoming increasingly essential to our daily activities. These services allow us to store and manage data on the cloud infrastructure, enabling remote access to our data from anywhere at any time. Before cloud computing, accessing data relied on client-server computing. However, with cloud computing, we have access to a decentralized network of servers worldwide that work together to create a seamless environment. In conclusion, protecting data is crucial, and with the growing number of cyber threats, it is essential to prioritize cloud security. By implementing effective data encryption and cloud cryptography, individuals and organizations can safeguard their information and data from malicious attackers.

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“…In the paper [35], a variety of data security methods are presented. These solutions provide substantial protection against unauthorized access.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Harnessing Rubik's Cube Algorithm for Counteracting Man-in-the-Middle Attacks

Zahra,

Zaman,

Nadeem

et al. 2024

Res. Rep. Comput. Sci.

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“…Several strategies are available for protecting cloud data from attackers, which, when utilized appropriately, can preserve data security. The researchers [23] created an effective solution by combining several ways to address this issue. First, the data were transformed into a decimal format using an ASCII table.…”

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Emergence of Novel WEDEx-Kerberotic Cryptographic Framework to Strengthen the Cloud Data Security against Malicious Attacks

Zahra,

Nadeem,

Arshad

et al. 2024

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Researchers have created cryptography algorithms that encrypt data using a public or private key to secure it from intruders. It is insufficient to protect the data by using such a key. No research article has identified an algorithm capable of protecting both the data and the associated key, nor has any mechanism been developed to determine whether access to the data is permissible or impermissible based on the authentication of the key. This paper presents a WEDEx-Kerberotic Framework for data protection, in which a user-defined key is firstly converted to a cipher key using the “Secure Words on Joining Key (SWJK)” algorithm. Subsequently, a WEDEx-Kerberotic encryption mechanism is created to protect the data by encrypting it with the cipher key. The first reason for making the WEDEx-Kerberotic Framework is to convert the user-defined key into a key that has nothing to do with the original key, and the length of the cipher key is much shorter than the original key. The second reason is that each ciphertext and key value are interlinked. When an intruder utilizes the snatching mechanism to obtain data, the attacker obtains data or a key unrelated to the original data. No matter how efficient the algorithm is, an attacker cannot access the data when these methods and algorithms are used to protect it. Finally, the proposed algorithm is compared to the previous approaches to determine the uniqueness of the algorithm and assess its superiority to the previous algorithms.

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Hill Matrix and Radix-64 Bit Algorithm to Preserve Data Confidentiality

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References 33 publications

Harnessing Rubik's Cube Algorithm for Counteracting Man-in-the-Middle Attacks

Harnessing Rubik's Cube Algorithm for Counteracting Man-in-the-Middle Attacks

Emergence of Novel WEDEx-Kerberotic Cryptographic Framework to Strengthen the Cloud Data Security against Malicious Attacks

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