An enhancement of RSA Algorithm in data encryption applied in a LAN messaging application / JANSSEN R. LIM JR. and KENNETH RASE. 6

By: Lim, Janssen R. JR. and Rase, Kenneth. 4 0 16, [, ] | [, ] |
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Action note: In: Summary: Abstract Modern-day computer security relies heavily on encryption as a mean to protect the data that we have become increasingly reliant on. Encryption is the process of scrambling messages so that only the intended recipient can read it. It can provide a means of securing information. RSA Algorithm is an asymmetric cryptosystem for public-key encryption. RSA Algorithm was first described in 1977 by Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir and Leonard Adleman of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The first problem that we, the researchers, have found is that in the existing RSA Algorithm, there is no assurance that the private key holder would get the ciphered message (C) from the expected sender. So, the researchers proposed algorithm is to create digital signature to be attached in the ciphered message for the assurance that the sender would be the true or real sender. The second problem that the researchers had found is the weakness of security of RSA Algorithm. RSA Algorithm uses two prime numbers to be used as p and q. And having used of small p and q will enfeeble the security of the algorithm. In this problem, we proposed ¬¬¬¬to create a module that will automatically generate prime numbers, p and q, depending on the length of the message as a solution. The last problem is another security issue. Beside the prime numbers p and q, RSA Algorithm uses another important number, the d, it is used for encrypting messages or the data you wanted to encrypt. We proposed to create a module that will generate a random value of d, such that d>e. Other editions:
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Abstract Modern-day computer security relies heavily on encryption as a mean to protect the data that we have become increasingly reliant on. Encryption is the process of scrambling messages so that only the intended recipient can read it. It can provide a means of securing information. RSA Algorithm is an asymmetric cryptosystem for public-key encryption. RSA Algorithm was first described in 1977 by Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir and Leonard Adleman of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The first problem that we, the researchers, have found is that in the existing RSA Algorithm, there is no assurance that the private key holder would get the ciphered message (C) from the expected sender. So, the researchers proposed algorithm is to create digital signature to be attached in the ciphered message for the assurance that the sender would be the true or real sender. The second problem that the researchers had found is the weakness of security of RSA Algorithm. RSA Algorithm uses two prime numbers to be used as p and q. And having used of small p and q will enfeeble the security of the algorithm. In this problem, we proposed ¬¬¬¬to create a module that will automatically generate prime numbers, p and q, depending on the length of the message as a solution. The last problem is another security issue. Beside the prime numbers p and q, RSA Algorithm uses another important number, the d, it is used for encrypting messages or the data you wanted to encrypt. We proposed to create a module that will generate a random value of d, such that d>e.

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