Analysis of Two Papers Based on RSA Algorithm: Plagiarism Investigation of HRSA Algorithm

The RSA algorithm, as one of the cornerstones in the field of cyber security, has always received widespread attention and research. Many scholars have published relevant research papers. This article focuses on the highly similar issues between the conference paper "Hybrid Security RSA Algorithm in Application of Web Service" published in 2018 at the 1st International Conference on Data Intelligence and Security and the paper "A Hybrid Security Algorithm for RSA Encryption system" published in 2017 at the International Conference on Advanced Computing and Communication Systems. By comparing algorithm details, experimental data differences, innovative points, and other possible academic misconduct, the aim is to provide readers with a comprehensive and in-depth understanding. This article first introduces the background and importance of the RSA algorithm, followed by a detailed analysis of the main content and research results of the two papers, and then explores their similarities and differences by comparing experimental data and algorithm details. Finally, the article will objectively evaluate the possible plagiarism behavior in the two papers based on academic norms and research ethics, and provide corresponding suggestions and reflections.

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2024-09-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/itme63426.2024.00098
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Advanced Decision-Making Techniques
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Analysis of Two Papers Based on RSA Algorithm: Plagiarism Investigation of HRSA Algorithm

ChunHua Cao, Ronghua Xu, Chenglian Liu, Zhiying Liu et al.
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Analysis of Two Papers Based on RSA Algorithm: Plagiarism Investigation of HRSA Algorithm

ChunHua Cao, Ronghua Xu, Chenglian Liu, Zhiying Liu, Passino K. M. Bi
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Abstract

The RSA algorithm, as one of the cornerstones in the field of cyber security, has always received widespread attention and research. Many scholars have published relevant research papers. This article focuses on the highly similar issues between the conference paper "Hybrid Security RSA Algorithm in Application of Web Service" published in 2018 at the 1st International Conference on Data Intelligence and Security and the paper "A Hybrid Security Algorithm for RSA Encryption system" published in 2017 at the International Conference on Advanced Computing and Communication Systems. By comparing algorithm details, experimental data differences, innovative points, and other possible academic misconduct, the aim is to provide readers with a comprehensive and in-depth understanding. This article first introduces the background and importance of the RSA algorithm, followed by a detailed analysis of the main content and research results of the two papers, and then explores their similarities and differences by comparing experimental data and algorithm details. Finally, the article will objectively evaluate the possible plagiarism behavior in the two papers based on academic norms and research ethics, and provide corresponding suggestions and reflections.

Foshan University (CN), Institute of Software (CN), Software Engineering Institute of Guangzhou
Openalex Percentile: Top 54%
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