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Review Papers | Computer Science & Engineering | India | Volume 5 Issue 3, March 2016
Review on Imbricate Cryptography
Bhangale Snehal Ananda | P. B. Bhalerao [4]
Abstract: Electronic communications as internal communications tools are use by many organizations to enhance team work and to provide security. To provide a transaction in E-Business, it is important that the electronic communication has high degree of security and privacy. Protection of the data is required during data transmission and thereby there is increasing utility of network security. Parties who are exchanging sensitive and important business information in secured manner find usage of Cryptography as highly reliable. Relationship between the Randomness and Cryptography is going to be establish here. If there is higher the Randomness of predicting the next bit in cipher, higher will be the secrecy and thereby increasing the efficiency. By combining Imbricate Cryptography with the result of the Linear Congruential Pseudo Random Number Generator an algorithm is generated. This algorithm involve layered approach. Layers of Encryption and Decryption provide security. In second layer key is used, which is implanted in the message. To recover the message correct key is used. Here the message and key are inwardly plaited. One of the advantage here is that the any of the user can choose key of variable lengths so that key cannot find with permutation and combination.
Keywords: Pseudo random number, Bitmap file, Linear Congruential Generator, Imbricate cryptography, Encryption
Edition: Volume 5 Issue 3, March 2016,
Pages: 916 - 920
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