Secured and Quantum Resistant Key Exchange Cryptography Methods – A Comparison

Bansod, Smita; Ragha, Lata

doi:10.1109/irtm54583.2022.9791580

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“…NTRU protocol uses the rationale of the lattice-based SVP and is chosen due to the high security, speed and less complexity it provides. As far as the available data are concerned, NTRU has more strength in relation to RSA concerning quantum attacks (Bansod et al 2022). NTRU is based on the rationale of smallest vector in lattices and its related operations are based on tailless polynomial convolution ring which encompasses integer coefficient having N maximum degree.…”

Section: Robustness and Complexity Analysismentioning

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“…NTRU is based on the rationale of smallest vector in lattices and its related operations are based on tailless polynomial convolution ring which encompasses integer coefficient having N maximum degree. Concerning a Z polynomial with variable X, the R ring is scrimped up to N-1 as shown below (Bansod et al 2022):…”

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“…In (Bansod et al 2022) the researchers included a table that compares ECC, RSA and NTRU protocols for the same security level.…”

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“…Comparison of the different key sizes or RSA, ECC and NTRU for the same security level(Bansod et al 2022) …”

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Cryptography-based location privacy protection in the Internet of Vehicles

Routis,

Katsouris,

Roussaki

2024

J Ambient Intell Human Comput

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The evolution of the Internet of Things paradigm in recent years demonstrate a significant impact on the transportation sector, leading to the emergence of a new research field, known as the Internet of Vehicles (IoV). In the IoV, vehicles can exchange information with each other and with the roadside units making use of Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks (VANETs). As this technology reaches near-to-market maturity levels, several issues arise related to the protection of users’ privacy, while the interest of adversaries for such private user data in IoV environments gets stronger. This paper aims to present a review of the state-of-the-art techniques tackling the protection of location privacy in IoV environments, as well as experimental evaluation findings regarding the usage of various cryptographic algorithms for the protection of information exchange in these networks. In the conducted evaluations, the AES algorithm has been used as the main standard, which has been coupled with several other encryption/decryption algorithms, such as RSA, ECC and NTRU. The metrics used for the evaluation include measurements over the key generation process, the certificate generation, the encryption/decryption times, the signature generation/verification times, etc. Moreover, the size of messages in the negotiation, the pseudonym exchange and the new pseudonym enabling phases has been recorded, while the energy consumption in the exchange pseudonyms phase has also been measured. All previous experiments have been carried out mainly on NS-3 and SUMO open-source software aiming to have an estimation of how the aforementioned algorithms behave under constrained resources such as CPU usage and power.

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Section: Robustness and Complexity Analysismentioning

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Section: Robustness and Complexity Analysismentioning

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Cryptography-based location privacy protection in the Internet of Vehicles

Routis,

Katsouris,

Roussaki

2024

J Ambient Intell Human Comput

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“…The future evolution of this field will be determined by how these new algorithms are developed and how their procedures become world-standard cryptographic protocols. The shift towards quantum-cold cryptology is a considerable endeavor that involves large-scale upgrades to our current technology infrastructures and collaborative participation from multiple industries [5,6].…”

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Securing Tomorrow: Navigating the Evolving Cybersecurity Landscape

Albahri,

Mohanad G. Yaseen,

Aljanabi

et al. 2024

Mesopotamian Journal of CyberSecurity

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Cybersecurity is always evolving, and the year 2024 will present new challenges but also opportunities. As such, this editorial paper aims to discuss the major phenomena in that field, which are a key element of modern cybersecurity concerns. This part of such vital complexity in these matters deserves further consideration, besides hoping that the comprehensive presentation will inspire other scholars and professionals to do their best to move forward with research. The future of cybersecurity is being shaped by trends such as the complex role of AI in cyber warfare and the emphasis on human-centric security measures.

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Secured and Quantum Resistant Key Exchange Cryptography Methods – A Comparison

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Cryptography-based location privacy protection in the Internet of Vehicles

Cryptography-based location privacy protection in the Internet of Vehicles

Securing Tomorrow: Navigating the Evolving Cybersecurity Landscape

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