Compressive Method for Securing Text Data Using Base64 Encoding and Fernet Cryptography
Dhruvi Karansinh Zala, Mohammad Akram Khan · 2024
This research study introduces a compressive method for securing Hindi text data, utilizing a combination of Base64 encoding and Fernet cryptography followed by ZIP compression. Initially, the Hindi text undergoes transformation into plain text format through Base64 encoding, ensuring compatibility with subsequent encryption processes. The encoded text is then subjected to encryption using Fernet cryptography, a highly secure symmetric encryption technique known for its robust protection and data integrity capabilities. Subsequently, the encrypted text is compressed using ZIP compression, aimed at enhancing storage efficiency and facilitating faster transmission speeds. The resultant cipher data, incorporating both encryption and compression, offers a secure and optimized solution for storing and transmitting sensitive Hindi text data. This method effectively safeguards confidentiality, integrity, and efficiency in managing digital communications, addressing the critical need for secure handling of textual information in today's data-driven environments.