Information-defined networks: A communication network approach for network studies

Jia, Wenjie; Jiang, Tao

doi:10.23919/jcc.2021.07.016

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“…The keys are calculated using the following Equation (1), explain in the previous section. Figure (4) illustrated 12 keys generated from an initial key (chaotic system).…”

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Generation Initial Key of the AES Algorithm based on Randomized and Chaotic System

Mansoor Al-Amri,

Hamood,

Farhan

2022

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information security is a critical concern and a top priority for many communications networks. Cryptography is a suitable method of data security that can be used to maintain the secrecy and authenticity of information and can improve the privacy aspect of the data. The AES algorithm is one of the most important encryption algorithms and the best in protecting data. In this paper, a comparison was made between two different methods for the generation initial key of the key expansion of the AES-192 algorithm, in the first method, the initial key generated by the user (chose a random key by the user), and in the second method, the initial key generated by the chaotic system (which used the logistic function to generate the numbers chaotically). After testing the two methods, the second method that used a chaotic system is faster and more secure than the first method. Also, the encryption and decryption operations using the key generated by the chaotic system were faster when applying it to various sizes of text files and the plaintext is difficult to discover from the ciphertext. When comparing the proposed method to earlier experiments, it is both quicker and messier than earlier encryption techniques.

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“…The keys are calculated using the following Equation (1), explain in the previous section. Figure (4) illustrated 12 keys generated from an initial key (chaotic system).…”

Section: Generate Initial Key By Chaotic Systemmentioning

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“…As a result, the security component of information sharing gives top priority. Information security is a critical concern and a top priority for many communications networks [3], [4], and [5]. Many significant and private pieces of information exist in the realm of information that the general public shouldn' t be aware of.…”

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Generation Initial Key of the AES Algorithm based on Randomized and Chaotic System

Mansoor Al-Amri,

Hamood,

Farhan

2022

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“…In the cyber layer: the improved routing strategy for information transmission is applied in the communication network to deliver the information pack [26,27], in which the distance from Node i to the target node is H i .…”

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Local Evolution Model of the Communication Network for Reducing Outage Risk of Power Cyber-Physical System

Tang

et al. 2022

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The deep integration of power grids and communication networks is the basis for realizing the complete observability and controllability of power grids. The communication node or link is always built according to the physical nodes. This step is alternatively known as “designing with the same power tower”. However, the communication networks do not form a “one-to-one correspondence” relationship with the power physical network. The existing theory cannot be applied to guide the practical power grid planning. In this paper, a local evolution model of a communication network based on the physical power grid topology is proposed in terms of reconnection probabilities. Firstly, the construction and upgrading of information nodes and links are modeled by the reconnection probabilities. Then, the power flow entropy is employed to identify whether the power cyber-physical system (CPS) is at the self-organized state, indicating the high probability of cascading failures. In addition, on the basis of the cascading failure propagation model of the partially dependent power CPS, operation reliabilities of the power CPS are compared with different reconnection probabilities using the cumulative probability of load loss as the reliable index. In the end, a practical provincial power grid is analyzed as an example. It is shown that the ability of the power CPS to resist cascading failures can be improved by the local growth evolution model of the communication networks. The ability is greater when the probability of reconnection is p = 0.06. By updating or constructing new links, the change in power flow entropy can be effectively reduced.

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A Novel Multi-user Certificateless Searchable Public Key Encryption Scheme for Industrial Internet of Things

Liu,

Chen,

Yang

et al. 2024

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Information-defined networks: A communication network approach for network studies

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

Generation Initial Key of the AES Algorithm based on Randomized and Chaotic System

Generation Initial Key of the AES Algorithm based on Randomized and Chaotic System

Local Evolution Model of the Communication Network for Reducing Outage Risk of Power Cyber-Physical System

A Novel Multi-user Certificateless Searchable Public Key Encryption Scheme for Industrial Internet of Things

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