A Competent Intelligent Key Cryptography (IKC) Architecture
V. Rojasree, J. Jayanthi
- Year
- 2021
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
The human race is becoming too intelligent to create a robotic system to mimic the human actions. On the other hand, the same innovation has led to various negative aspects like theft, cybercrime and plenty of unseen malfunctions. In this digital world, it has become mandatory that everyone in some way or other communicate sensitive information via Internet. Though many security mechanisms are available, there is always a threat in its implementation. The development of fast performing quantum computers even though a boon to robotics and computing systems it has become a nightmare in the field of cryptography. The mathematical toughness in the modern cryptosystems has become very simple to solve by using quantum computers. This made NIST to solicit proposals for post-quantum cryptography, which should include standards to be used as quantum resistant counterparts to the existing standards. In this paper, a competent Intelligent Key Cryptography (IKC) system is proposed, highlighting that, there is no need to exchange the keys either by public or private means among the users but it resides in the transmitting message itself. IKC is a tamil based random key generator, which is a promising challenge to change the current key based crypto system. Furthermore, a performance analysis could be done as a future task.
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