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Journal Of Network security

Encryption Mechanism under Prevalent Invasion

  1. Yashika Tanwar
  2. Himanshi Tanwar
  3. Shailender Gupta

Abstract

The digital and computerized era is fast approaching which has increased the amount of data exchanged over the internet. The information transmitted can be accessed by an unauthorized user who can manipulate the data. This fact reveals the need for security mechanisms resulting in various cryptographic algorithms having enhanced protection mechanisms which fulfill the increased demand for security in cyber-attacks and data exploitation. The main goal of these strategies is to keep information private. To combat the problems like data theft, different encryption methods such as traditional, chaotic, and quantum-based encryption approaches have been developed and in need for a long time. The enhanced features of chaotic and quantum-based techniques made them an obvious choice because the data communication is either in the form of videos or images which have less randomness than text-based data. The traditional techniques fail to work on high randomness. In this paper, analyzes are carried out on various experiments based on brute-force attack, geometric attack analysis, bit error rate, chi-square, and anti-occlusion.

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