Contrivance of image cryptography using inherent cardinal
H M Vimarsha, Rani L Swetha · 2017
The main intention of cryptography is to transmit data in an indemnified manner. The image is converted to text format for encryption and then the integral cardinal is generated. In this paper we implement the advanced cryptographic algorithm which uses inherent cardinal for encryption and decryption process. Since the cardinal is inherent, it is very strenuous for any hacker to predict it and decrypt the original information. The statistics retrieved from the image encounters XOR operation and is processed so that the original information is received without any alteration. Hence this cryptography idea is impregnable, so that the image can be read only by authorized persons and it can be implemented in secured information's. This algorithm can be applied in various bailiwicks where embedded level surveillance is maintained.