Secure Chess-Based Data Exchange and User Validation

Abstract

In each and every organization, data communication is the essential part. On the daily basis, the data is exchanged within the organization as well as outside the organization. The passwords and OTPs play a critical role in securing the data. Now, how long and how well these OTP will work on, will depend on the strength of these passwords and OTPs. In the proposed work, we have used the novel concept of applying the chess game in the process of the OTP or password generation. Here, we have made use of the four-player chess, with the dynamic movement of the Kings, Bishops and other components. The formation of the OTP for the user authentication as well as data sending is done on the basis of the movement of the moveable objects of the chess. For testing the strength of the pattern, we have tested it using the various entropy checking tools and the results are quite satisfactory comparing to the results of the other.

Data File Security Strategy and Implementation Based on Fuzzy Control Algorithm

“…As can be seen from Figure 3, FTP makes it possible to share data files between service hosts and between servers and clients, which is essentially copying files back and forth between two hosts [13]. e basic process of FTP is firstly, establishing a connection, secondly, transferring data and releasing data, and finally, releasing the connection [14]. Observing Figure 3, we can see that there are two types of connections in FTP mode, namely data connection and control connection, so there are two ports between FTP server and client, one for transferring commands and one for transferring data.…”