A Lightweight Hybrid Cryptographic Algorithm for WSNs Tested by the Diehard Tests and the Raspberry Pi

Abdulhameed, Hudhaifa A.; Abdalmaaen, Hadel F.; Mohammed, Alhamzah T.; Mosleh, Mahmood F.; Abdulhameed, Ayoob A.

doi:10.1109/csase51777.2022.9759589

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“…Recognizing these challenges, this paper explores a novel streetthe mixing of encryption, virtual signatures, and watermarking algorithmsto forge a comprehensive framework for the security of digital files. When a sender 'A' uploads a record digitally, a digital signature is generated using the SHA-256 integrated digital signature algorithm [11]. In parallel, records is encrypted by using the proposed hybrid encryption approach Enhanced DES RSA algorithm.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable electronic document security: a comprehensive framework integrating encryption, digital signature and watermarking algorithms

Penubadi,

Shah,

Sekhar

et al. 2023

Heritage and Sustainable Development

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Protecting electronic documents, especially those containing sensitive data, is a major challenge in an open web. The data security industry has long struggled to manage the security of e-books, data shows that information security issues can cause significant economic losses after three years Although cryptographic methods have been proposed as a solution in of these challenges Focusing on speed and efficiency The shortcomings of traditional encryption methods have been thoroughly examined Although a number of network management techniques assure retention privacy and integrity though, when it comes to encryption. Digital signature algorithms, although effective in detecting unauthorized changes and limiting the scope for copyright protection, do not ensure the confidentiality of shared electronic documents When addressing research gaps addressing this issue, the paper proposes a security framework for electronic documents that combines three important security mechanisms: encryption, digital signatures, and watermark algorithms Dhishu By matching their strengths, constraints are overcome. The combination of encryption and digital signatures is explored as a promising approach to protecting electronic documents, ensuring authenticity and confidentiality Importantly, the need to explore security mechanisms such as digital is highlighted emphasis on handwriting, encryption, and watermarking systems in depth.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable electronic document security: a comprehensive framework integrating encryption, digital signature and watermarking algorithms

Penubadi,

Shah,

Sekhar

et al. 2023

Heritage and Sustainable Development

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“…Abdulhameed et al [7] proposed a hybrid algorithm. The authors claimed that their protocol provides confidentiality, authentication and integrity.…”

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“…Second, key information over-burden ought to be limited since each data item moved consumes energy, decreasing the sensors' lifetime. Because of the nature of the radio frequency for wireless, anybody can eavesdrop or take part in the connection [7]. Thirdly, the randomization of the key should be appropriate to secure the network connection [8].…”

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Implication of Lightweight and Robust Hash Function to Support Key Exchange in Health Sensor Networks

Al-Zubaidie

2023

Symmetry

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Internet of Things (IoT) applications are critical for the fast delivery of health information/data in different environments. The wireless sensor network (WSN) can be used within IoT applications to collect this information in the electronic-health sector. However, the essential drawback of WSN and health applications is ensuring that patient and healthcare provider data/information is protected. In addition, exchanging keys and joining the network is the first/most important line of defense to protect health information. Amid all this, the previous search has introduced many key exchange protocols but still suffers from security and performance issues for WSNs and user devices. In this research, we propose a new protocol for exchanging keys and joining the network using security algorithms that are Elliptic-curve Diffie–Hellman (ECDH) and QUARK hash (qh). We focused on applying lightweight and high-security techniques to reduce the burden on WSN resources, by adopting a solid methodological approach to support security first and performance second. The security analysis is simulated with the Scyther tool, and the results indicate that our protocol is able to block key exchange attacks known in the existing research. Furthermore, we carried out a comparison with the results of the recent search in terms of performance, our protocol provides better performance results than the results of the existing search.

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“…The researchers examined the proposed system's security level but not its performance in terms of throughput or packet delivery ratio. In [17], the authors suggested a hybrid security algorithm. It makes use of both symmetric and asymmetric key techniques to offer high-security encryption and decryption processes that are quick.…”

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Developing a new encryption algorithm for images transmitted through WSN systems

Kadhim,

Yas,

Abdual Rahman

et al. 2023

EEJET

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have up until now faced many challenges because of their open, wide-ranging, and resource-limited nature, including security, efficiency, and energy consumption. In the military system, it is essential to provide high-level security to the significant data over wireless network which is proved to be unreliable public communications. To solve the above problem, high level of security with minimum complexity should be applied to be adequate to limited capabilities of transmission system. This paper presents a new algorithm named (SRS) for encrypting transmitted military images to keep them from getting hacked or broken by WSN. The SRS algorithm is designed to be lightweight, fast, and secure, taking into consideration the limited capabilities of the transmission system. It is implemented as a public key cryptosystem specifically designed for image encryption. The algorithm consists of two parts: encryption and decryption. The proposed system suggested some equations and calculations that are applied to the plain and coded images after being transmitted over the WSN. The results of testing the simulation model demonstrate the effectiveness of the system by evaluation using various metrics such as Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR), Mean Squared Error (MSE), and Peak Signal-to-Noise Ratio (PSNR). Overall, the paper presents a new encryption algorithm, SRS, specifically designed for securing military images transmitted over wireless sensor networks. The algorithm aims to provide a balance between security, efficiency, and energy consumption, considering the resource-limited nature of WSNs. The simulation results indicate the improvement of the proposed system by 13 %, 10 %, and 55 % in packet delivery ratio (PDR), throughput, and dropping ratio, respectively, and it shows that the suggested SRS method increased execution time by 67 % compared to RSA based algorithm

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A Lightweight Hybrid Cryptographic Algorithm for WSNs Tested by the Diehard Tests and the Raspberry Pi

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Sustainable electronic document security: a comprehensive framework integrating encryption, digital signature and watermarking algorithms

Sustainable electronic document security: a comprehensive framework integrating encryption, digital signature and watermarking algorithms

Implication of Lightweight and Robust Hash Function to Support Key Exchange in Health Sensor Networks

Developing a new encryption algorithm for images transmitted through WSN systems

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