Internet of Things and Data Encryption in the Agricultural Sector using the AES Cryptosystem
Ryan Rama Maulana, Moch. Zen Samsono Hadi, Amang Sudarsono · 2022 International Electronics Symposium (IES) · 2022
In today’s technologically advanced world, a great deal of information is shared online between internet users, including financial information, educational information, personal information, and others. Because there is so much information being shared online, it is no surprise that thieves desire access to it. As a result, information that should only belong to those with an interest in obtaining it might end up in the wrong hands and be stolen. The creation of this title is intended to assist commercial actors in the agricultural sector in safely exchanging or gaining access to information about their agricultural holdings without worry that this information may circulate online. Agricultural actors will be able to access their land information through a website that can be seen from their laptop or smartphone. This project uses an internet of things device as a tool to retrieve agricultural land data from agricultural actors. The data taken are PH data and soil moisture. The study’s findings are summarized sensor data, namely the results of Very Bad, Bad, Average, Good, and Very Good. Each of these results will be protected to make it difficult for outsiders to infer the outcomes. The study’s sensors were 95 percent accurate for the soil moisture sensor and 95.7 percent accurate for the soil PH sensor.