Binary RSA encryption algorithm
P M Aiswarya, Archana Raj, Dona John, Liya Martin, G. Sreenu · 2016
A cryptographic system uses two dissimilar keys - a public key known to all and a private key known only to the receiver of the message. Encryption of the data uses public key while decryption uses both public and private keys. So in this method all parties need a key pair for conversing with any other interactive parties. RSA is a generally known asymmetric cryptography algorithm. Modified RSA is the improved version of RSA, enhancing better security. To advance the security of RSA, this paper is proposing a new cryptography algorithm called Binary RSA Encryption Algorithm (BREA). In BREA, the security is further improved by converting the cipher text which is encrypted by MREA into binary code format. The first section of this paper is the introduction and second section contains the literature survey of various modifications of RSA. Section three describes about the Modified RSA Encryption Algorithm that we have selected. The fourth section is details about the Binary RSA Encryption Algorithm (BREA). The fifth section is the comparison between RSA, MREA, and BREA. The sixth section is the conclusion and seventh section is the References.