GAM: Introducing a Novel Algorithm for Advanced Ultralightweight Cryptography for IoT devices

This paper introduces the Generic Algorithmic Security (GAM) algorithm, a groundbreaking advancement in ultralightweight cryptography tailored for the quantum computing era. As quantum computing chal-lenges traditional cryptographic methods, GAM emerges as a robust and adaptive solution. It employs innovative features such as Self-Healing Cryptographic Keys (SHCK) and Energy-Aware Dynamic En-cryption Scaling (EDES), ensuring resilience and optimising encryption based on real-time energy and computational constraints. Our study reveals that GAM outperforms existing algorithms like SIMON and SPECK in speed, energy efficiency, and update flexibility. Designed for resource-constrained environments like IoT devices and wearable technology, GAM offers quantum-proof security while maintaining opera-tional efficiency. We delve into its technical architecture, detailing its encryption and decryption processes, and conduct a thorough security analysis showcasing GAM's exceptional adaptability to current and future cyber threats. The results demonstrate GAM’s superior performance, achieving a 20% increase in encryp-tion speed and a 15% improvement in energy efficiency compared to SIMON and SPECK. Additionally, GAM’s update flexibility scored 30% higher, indicating its proactive adaptability to evolving threats. These findings highlight GAM’s potential as a future-proof solution, providing robust protection and operational efficiency in diverse digital environments. GAM represents a significant leap forward in cryptography, offering a future-proof solution to safeguard digital information against the challenges posed by quantum computing, underscoring the importance of innovative cryptographic solutions in securing tomorrow's digital landscape.

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Babylonian Journal of Internet of Things
Published
2025-07-12
DOI
https://doi.org/10.58496/bjiot/2025/008
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3
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Chaos-based Image/Signal Encryption
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GAM: Introducing a Novel Algorithm for Advanced Ultralightweight Cryptography for IoT devices

Ghada Al-Kateb
3 citations
Babylonian Journal of Internet of Things
Chaos-based Image/Signal Encryption
3.83
article

GAM: Introducing a Novel Algorithm for Advanced Ultralightweight Cryptography for IoT devices

Ghada Al-Kateb
article en
3 citations

Abstract

This paper introduces the Generic Algorithmic Security (GAM) algorithm, a groundbreaking advancement in ultralightweight cryptography tailored for the quantum computing era. As quantum computing chal-lenges traditional cryptographic methods, GAM emerges as a robust and adaptive solution. It employs innovative features such as Self-Healing Cryptographic Keys (SHCK) and Energy-Aware Dynamic En-cryption Scaling (EDES), ensuring resilience and optimising encryption based on real-time energy and computational constraints. Our study reveals that GAM outperforms existing algorithms like SIMON and SPECK in speed, energy efficiency, and update flexibility. Designed for resource-constrained environments like IoT devices and wearable technology, GAM offers quantum-proof security while maintaining opera-tional efficiency. We delve into its technical architecture, detailing its encryption and decryption processes, and conduct a thorough security analysis showcasing GAM's exceptional adaptability to current and future cyber threats. The results demonstrate GAM’s superior performance, achieving a 20% increase in encryp-tion speed and a 15% improvement in energy efficiency compared to SIMON and SPECK. Additionally, GAM’s update flexibility scored 30% higher, indicating its proactive adaptability to evolving threats. These findings highlight GAM’s potential as a future-proof solution, providing robust protection and operational efficiency in diverse digital environments. GAM represents a significant leap forward in cryptography, offering a future-proof solution to safeguard digital information against the challenges posed by quantum computing, underscoring the importance of innovative cryptographic solutions in securing tomorrow's digital landscape.

Babylonian Journal of Internet of ThingsVol. 2025
University of Information Technology and Communications (IQ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 6%
Chaos-based Image/Signal Encryption
3.83
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