An Encryption Technique based upon Encoded Multiplier with Controlled Generation of Random Numbers
Sanjay Kumar Pal, Suman De · International Journal of Computer Network and Information Security · 2015
This paper presents an encryption technique based on independent random number generation for every individual message sent based upon a pass key which depends upon a secured telephonic conversation and the starting time of the conversation. .A multiplier technique is then applied on the plain text in order to generate the cipher text.The world runs on ciphers today and the generation of secure keys for producing a cipher asks for more simplicity yet requires much more effective cryptosystems which could generate a cipher with the most minimal complexity.Vedic Mathematics in itself offers a wide variety of techniques for encrypting a text which even involves concepts of elliptical curves, Vedic multiplier and so on.The Vedic Multiplier system is used for encoding and decoding and here we have used it to encrypt plain texts and generate a certain kind of cipher based on some random sequence of character equivalents and partial products.The objective of this paper will always resound for the development of a unique system which will ensure secrecy and authenticity for the private communication between two entities.The proposed idea can be implemented for inter-office message communication.