Loop-based RSA key generation algorithm using string identity

Muhammad, Norhidayah; Zain, Jasni Mohamad; Saman, Yazid Mohd

doi:10.1109/iccas.2013.6703904

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“…where b k is the signal intensity with a value of 1 or 0, p(•) is the binary digital pulse shape, and T is the time of one bit. The plain text x s (binary digital data) is transformed into different plain text x s10 in decimal form, and a public key set (n 10 , e 10 ) and private key set (n 10 , d 10 ) are assigned by the generation algorithm [24] of the RSA encryption key. This process is completed by considering the random prime numbers p, q and setting n 10 = pq; thereafter, φ(n) = (p − 1) × (q − 1) and a public key e 10 , which is a co-prime for φ(n), are selected such that 1 < e 10 < φ(n), and a private key d 10 is obtained from the equation e 10 d 10 = 1 mod(φ(n)) with the modulo operation in Figure 2.…”

Section: Signal Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Secure Visible Light Communication Technique Based on Asymmetric Data Encryption for 6G Communication Service

Lee

2020

Electronics

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Security in residential and business establishments has become an area of considerable importance. To provide enhanced security using conventional visible light (VL) communication, the characteristics of which allow for easy access by nearby intruders, a new VL communication technique is proposed in this paper. The novel VL communication system is based on a data encryption method using asymmetric encryption, and it is proposed for use in smart indoor services in the 6th generation communication environment. The asymmetric encryption capability is studied by comparison with the conventional technique, the optimum key length for the public or private encryption codes is determined under the criterion of the minimum estimation error. Moreover, the error performance is analyzed with various RSA encryption keys and data lengths to verify the performance of the proposed technique. A real experiment is performed to evaluate the proposed technique using an implemented test bed, and the success rates of the VL communication technique with and without RSA coding are evaluated by a real experiment with a test bed under an indoor laboratory VL channel. We believe it is evident that the VL communication technique based on asymmetric encryption yields superior error performance compared to that without encryption for optimal lengths of the encryption key and data bits.

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Section: Signal Modelmentioning

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Secure Visible Light Communication Technique Based on Asymmetric Data Encryption for 6G Communication Service

Lee

2020

Electronics

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“…• Generate two large different prime numbers p and q 2) Encryption/decryption: The transmit message m t (0 = m t < n) is encrypted by the public key at the sender by applying following expression [23]- [27]:…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In this secure system, the problem of keys distribution has been solved using the generation of cryptographic keys in receiver (i.e. ; at user) and sending the public key to transmitter only [22], [23], [32]- [34]. The second process in this part relates to the distribution of keys on the encrypted VLC cells.…”

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confidence: 99%

Secure MIMO Visible Light Communication System Based on User's Location and Encryption

Mousa

Maadeed

Busawon

et al. 2017

J. Lightwave Technol.

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Visible light communication systems are rapidly growing research areas with wide applications ranging from illumination and data communication. To achieve high data rates in such systems, a number of techniques have been employed such as equalization of transmission signals, deployment of complex data modulation and the use of multiple input multiple output (MIMO) systems. However, security in wireless telecommunication systems is a common concern. This paper proposes a secure MIMO-VLC system that relies on the position of the user by incorporating a new modified version of the Rivest-Shamir-Adleman (RSA) technique for encrypting the transmitted data in the Media Access Control (MAC) layer. The performance of the positioning method is evaluated showing a positioning accuracy of less than 5cm for a signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) of 15 dB. Furthermore, the ability of the proposed system to control the size of the encrypted cell, depending on the application environment, is demonstrated.

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“…These are some of the proposed schemes that aim to enhance the security and efficiency of the conventional RSA. There are many other schemes like i-RSA [21], Quantum key Distribution [22], Modified RSA Cryptosystem Based on Offline Storage and Prime Number [23], Personal Information Protection Approach Based on RSA [24], etc.…”

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An Enhanced Cryptosystem based on Shorter Keys and New Security Component

Alslaity¹,

Tran²

2017

IJCA

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Public-key (or asymmetric key) algorithms are the most dominant cryptographic algorithms in the cryptography era. RSA, in particular, is a good example of algorithms that belong to this category which is used for many applications and its security is beyond doubt. The key size of RSA is an important factor that determines its robustness. As the computational powers evolve, the need to increase the security of cryptosystems becomes essential to achieve more robustness against cryptanalysis attacks. In the literature, the commonly used solution to achieve this goal is to increase the key size. However, in practice, keeping increasing the key size is not feasible and not unlimited; increasing the key size demands more computational power. The increase in computational power makes it hard (or impossible) to conduct the encryption process in some environments such as smart cards. Also, it should be taken into consideration that the dramatic increase in computational capabilities of new machines improves their abilities to break encryption keys. Therefore, an alternative to increasing the key size is essentially needed. In this paper, we propose a new approach for encryption that is based on RSA main algorithm while using more encryption keys with smaller sizes in addition to extra security information component (known as the Security Card, SeCa). Our results show that the use of multiple-shorter keys with the SeCa component produces significant improvements in the performance of RSA algorithm in terms of increasing security and reducing the computation overhead by decreasing encryption and decryption times. General TermsSecurity, Algorithms, Encryption.

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Loop-based RSA key generation algorithm using string identity

Cited by 11 publications

References 7 publications

Secure Visible Light Communication Technique Based on Asymmetric Data Encryption for 6G Communication Service

Secure Visible Light Communication Technique Based on Asymmetric Data Encryption for 6G Communication Service

Secure MIMO Visible Light Communication System Based on User's Location and Encryption

An Enhanced Cryptosystem based on Shorter Keys and New Security Component

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