A Multikey Cryptography Technique for Video Transmission

Secure and effective transmission is more important than ever as real-time video communication becomes more and more necessary in daily applications, such as live streaming and virtual meetings. Traditional encryption techniques, however, frequently fail due to problems like difficult key management, constrained scalability, and an inability to adjust to changing access requirements. In order to address these issues, this project presents "A Multikey Cryptography Technique for Video Transmission," a useful and novel method that combines the speed and effectiveness of AES for encrypting video chunks with the advantages of RSA and Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) for secure key handling. This method's ability to instantly generate unique encryption keys using a combination of video-specific information, receiver device identifiers (like MAC addresses), and ECC-based logic. By removing the need for manual key exchange, this technique not only simplifies the encryption process but also reduces delays, offering a seamless and secure solution ideal for today’s fast-paced, high-demand streaming environments.