Data Integrity Checking for Securing Students Grades Lists Using the Hash Function

Megah Mulya, Hardini Novianti, Des Alwine Zayanti, A.S. Syahrul Ramadhan, Rendy WIJAYA, Christofer YEREMIA · 2020

Presently, institutions should preserve the quality of teaching, services and resources to ensure the quality of the institutions.All information is presented in full, fast and always in accordance with existing developments.The use of computer technology has an impact on eliciting gaps by irresponsible parties.The list of grades or transcripts of student grades is one of the objects targeted by the irresponsible parties experienced by several institutions in Indonesia.The fact that the list of student values in an institution is very important, a mechanism is needed to secure data manipulation from irresponsible parties.For the purpose of securing the list of grades, cryptography techniques are used.Data integrity, part of authentication in cryptography, is the right choice for this purpose.This study uses the data integrity method by comparing the initial hash value and final value.In this study the integrity of the data is examined using the SHA-512 algorithm which has the one-way function.A scheme and n algorithm which can be used to check changes in values in the database has been created to ensure the integrity of the students grades.Furthermore, a software prototype that has been developed can be used to check the integrity of student grades.With the prototype software, it is proven that if student data has been changed by an unauthorized party, a warning should appear.Changes in value that have occurred can be reported by using program history which can be used as evaluation material in the future.To provide a warning to the leader of a faculty, a pop-up notification containing a report message is made each time there is a change in the data value without the right permissions.The pop-up notification is generated by a trigger in the database and thus perform a comparison of hash values using the right query in an application.

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