Literature Survey: Secure transmitting of data using RSA public key implemented with Vedic method
Mohit D. Singanjude, Prof. Rupali Dalvi
Abstract
Mohit D. Singanjude, Prof. Rupali Dalvi
Abstract
In the military devices there is need to transmission of data security and fast. These proposed technique presents the secure, efficient and fast way to send images using Identity Based Cryptography and Visual Cryptography. In this application Identity Based Cryptography is used with Visual cryptography. In Identity based cryptography the RSA Cryptosystem is used to generate public and private key by using Ancient Indian Mathematics for fast mathematical calculation. RSA is the safest and standard algorithm. Vedic method is so efficient in multiplication terms of area, speed compered to its modern mathematics implementation. The regeneration of public/private key is adopted to make the system more secure from various attacks.
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In the military devices there is need to transmission of data security and fast. These proposed technique presents the secure, efficient and fast way to send images using Identity Based Cryptography and Visual Cryptography. In this application Identity Based Cryptography is used with Visual cryptography. In Identity based cryptography the RSA Cryptosystem is used to generate public and private key by using Ancient Indian Mathematics for fast mathematical calculation. RSA is the safest and standard algorithm. Vedic method is so efficient in multiplication terms of area, speed compered to its modern mathematics implementation. The regeneration of public/private key is adopted to make the system more secure from various attacks.
Key concepts: Computer science, Key (lock), Public-key cryptography, Computer security, Encryption