Optimized Mutual Authentication and AES Encryption Framework for Enhanced Security in Multi-Server Environments

This paper introduces a secure authentication framework by applying Mutual Authentication Coupled with Optimised AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) Encryption to improve the security of the multi-server environment. By addressing inefficiencies in traditional mutual authentication protocols without encryption, this framework significantly improves both performance and resilience. Encryption time was reduced by 25% and authentication time by 16.67% while CPU (Central Processing Unit) usage was reduced by 23.08%, with a corresponding 21.43% improvement in memory efficiency. The proposed system demonstrates a 70% improvement in attack resistance. Dynamic revocation mechanisms mitigate unauthorized access and malicious activity in real time. The protocol is designed for resource-constrained environments to ensure secure, scalable, and efficient communication in multi-server architectures, further increasing system reliability and user trust in cloud-based services.

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2025-02-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/cictn64563.2025.10932567
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Advanced Data Storage Technologies
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Optimized Mutual Authentication and AES Encryption Framework for Enhanced Security in Multi-Server Environments

Sneha Arora, Vipin Kumar Sharma, S. K. Gakhar, Anant Kumar et al.
Advanced Data Storage Technologies
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Optimized Mutual Authentication and AES Encryption Framework for Enhanced Security in Multi-Server Environments

Sneha Arora, Vipin Kumar Sharma, S. K. Gakhar, Anant Kumar, Soham Sunil Kulkarni
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This paper introduces a secure authentication framework by applying Mutual Authentication Coupled with Optimised AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) Encryption to improve the security of the multi-server environment. By addressing inefficiencies in traditional mutual authentication protocols without encryption, this framework significantly improves both performance and resilience. Encryption time was reduced by 25% and authentication time by 16.67% while CPU (Central Processing Unit) usage was reduced by 23.08%, with a corresponding 21.43% improvement in memory efficiency. The proposed system demonstrates a 70% improvement in attack resistance. Dynamic revocation mechanisms mitigate unauthorized access and malicious activity in real time. The protocol is designed for resource-constrained environments to ensure secure, scalable, and efficient communication in multi-server architectures, further increasing system reliability and user trust in cloud-based services.

Lovely Professional University (IN), Manipal Academy of Higher Education (IN), Kurukshetra University (IN), University of California, Irvine (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 95%
Advanced Data Storage Technologies
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