Implementing a Multi-Way Distributed Blockchain Security System Using the RPBB-24-4 Algorithm

There are a lot of technologies that are becoming more prominent in the world that we live in today, and one of these technologies is the Blockchain. The technology in question offers an exceptionally high level of protection, and it is also quite robust. Users are not privy to a great deal of information about Blockchain; nonetheless, the functionality of its security is used to safeguard the data that is sent in a number of different ways. After that, this specific user went on to make use of the "ChaCha" and RBJ25 algorithms, both of which are considered to be versions that are both compact and secure. The new security mechanism that we have decided to refer to as RPBB24-4 will be presented to the reader within the confines of this article. The RPBB-24-4 method is made up of two parts: encryption and decoding. The encryption process is made up of four steps. The first step in the process is to use the square root of the secret prime key in the matrix. The second step in the process is to use the "lattin letter" and multiply the value by four using Equation (1). In the third step, protected data is used to change the cell numbers, but the process fourth step in the process is to use the "SalSa" method in the grid. Finally, the plain text is changed into protected text. Instead of working in the same way as the encryption process, the decryption method operates in the opposite direction. There is a greater degree of security offered by the strategy that has been presented in comparison to the one that is presently being used.

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International Journal of Electronics and Communication Engineering
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2024-08-31
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https://doi.org/10.14445/23488549/ijece-v11i8p101
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Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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Implementing a Multi-Way Distributed Blockchain Security System Using the RPBB-24-4 Algorithm

Md. Jaffar Sadiq, Sayyada Hajera Begum, Mohd. Sirajuddin, Syed Mazharuddin et al.
International Journal of Electronics and Communication Engineering
Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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Implementing a Multi-Way Distributed Blockchain Security System Using the RPBB-24-4 Algorithm

Md. Jaffar Sadiq, Sayyada Hajera Begum, Mohd. Sirajuddin, Syed Mazharuddin, Abdul Ahad
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Abstract

There are a lot of technologies that are becoming more prominent in the world that we live in today, and one of these technologies is the Blockchain. The technology in question offers an exceptionally high level of protection, and it is also quite robust. Users are not privy to a great deal of information about Blockchain; nonetheless, the functionality of its security is used to safeguard the data that is sent in a number of different ways. After that, this specific user went on to make use of the "ChaCha" and RBJ25 algorithms, both of which are considered to be versions that are both compact and secure. The new security mechanism that we have decided to refer to as RPBB24-4 will be presented to the reader within the confines of this article. The RPBB-24-4 method is made up of two parts: encryption and decoding. The encryption process is made up of four steps. The first step in the process is to use the square root of the secret prime key in the matrix. The second step in the process is to use the "lattin letter" and multiply the value by four using Equation (1). In the third step, protected data is used to change the cell numbers, but the process fourth step in the process is to use the "SalSa" method in the grid. Finally, the plain text is changed into protected text. Instead of working in the same way as the encryption process, the decryption method operates in the opposite direction. There is a greater degree of security offered by the strategy that has been presented in comparison to the one that is presently being used.

International Journal of Electronics and Communication EngineeringVol. 11(8)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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