Enhancing the Security in Group Message Communication Using Multi-Party Key Distribution Technique

Authentication and authorization techniques are essential for any kind of secure transaction over the Internet. It enables and empowers mechanisms to implement highly secure systems such as digital financial transition systems, hospitality management systems, and defence organizations. Most of the work on these techniques has been done based on single-user authorization. It is less secure than the multi-user authorization technique. Multi-party settings require the authorization of the majority user pool, the work is still in its nascent stage. Hence the presented work includes a multi-user authentication technique based on the approach of arithmetic greatest common divisor. This method aims to significantly enhance the security and reliability of the authorization process. Additionally, the proposed work also presented innovative encryption and decryption techniques for the security of data transformation using a modified N prime RSA algorithm. Furthermore, this work also discussed the application of the proposed methodology in the hospitality industry to ensure the security of customer data. The results of this work indicate that the suggested techniques enhance the security of data transformation and improve the time efficiency of key generation, encryption, and decryption techniques.

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Journal of Mobile Multimedia
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2024-12-20
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https://doi.org/10.13052/jmm1550-4646.2051
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Advanced Authentication Protocols Security
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Enhancing the Security in Group Message Communication Using Multi-Party Key Distribution Technique

Pranam Paul, Bilas Haldar, Rohit Sinha
Journal of Mobile Multimedia
Advanced Authentication Protocols Security
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Enhancing the Security in Group Message Communication Using Multi-Party Key Distribution Technique

Pranam Paul, Bilas Haldar, Rohit Sinha
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Abstract

Authentication and authorization techniques are essential for any kind of secure transaction over the Internet. It enables and empowers mechanisms to implement highly secure systems such as digital financial transition systems, hospitality management systems, and defence organizations. Most of the work on these techniques has been done based on single-user authorization. It is less secure than the multi-user authorization technique. Multi-party settings require the authorization of the majority user pool, the work is still in its nascent stage. Hence the presented work includes a multi-user authentication technique based on the approach of arithmetic greatest common divisor. This method aims to significantly enhance the security and reliability of the authorization process. Additionally, the proposed work also presented innovative encryption and decryption techniques for the security of data transformation using a modified N prime RSA algorithm. Furthermore, this work also discussed the application of the proposed methodology in the hospitality industry to ensure the security of customer data. The results of this work indicate that the suggested techniques enhance the security of data transformation and improve the time efficiency of key generation, encryption, and decryption techniques.

Journal of Mobile Multimedia
Diamond Harbour Women's University (IN)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Advanced Authentication Protocols Security
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