SECURED PAILLIER HOMOMORPHIC ENCRYPTION SCHEME BASED ON THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM

In this paper, we present an improved Paillier Cryptosystem for a secured data transmission based on theResidue Number System (RNS). The current state of Paillier Cryptosystem allows the computation of theplaintext from the cipher text without solving its security assumption of Decisional Composite Residuosityor the knowledge of its private keys under mathematical attacks. The proposed RNS based cryptosysteminvolving two stages of encryption and two stages of decryption has never been adequately studied before.This paper attempts to solve by introducing two stages of encryption and two stages of decryption. The firststage of the encryption process maintains the traditional Paillier encryption process and the second stageprocess is the encryption using the recommended moduli set – by the RNSForward converter. At the first stage of the decryption process, our proposed RNS based reverse converteris adopted and finally, the traditional Paillier decryption process will be used at the second stage of thedecryption process. Because the entire encryption technique is randomized, it can withstand chosen bruteforce attacks. The suggested algorithm's security study reveals that it has a wide key space( , a high level resistance to key sensitivity attacks, and an acceptable level of resilience. Interms of security, it has been discovered that the proposed system outperforms the present algorithm.

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International Journal on Cryptography and Information Security
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2026-10-28
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23731633
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Cryptography and Data Security
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SECURED PAILLIER HOMOMORPHIC ENCRYPTION SCHEME BASED ON THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM

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SECURED PAILLIER HOMOMORPHIC ENCRYPTION SCHEME BASED ON THE RESIDUE NUMBER SYSTEM

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Abstract

In this paper, we present an improved Paillier Cryptosystem for a secured data transmission based on theResidue Number System (RNS). The current state of Paillier Cryptosystem allows the computation of theplaintext from the cipher text without solving its security assumption of Decisional Composite Residuosityor the knowledge of its private keys under mathematical attacks. The proposed RNS based cryptosysteminvolving two stages of encryption and two stages of decryption has never been adequately studied before.This paper attempts to solve by introducing two stages of encryption and two stages of decryption. The firststage of the encryption process maintains the traditional Paillier encryption process and the second stageprocess is the encryption using the recommended moduli set – by the RNSForward converter. At the first stage of the decryption process, our proposed RNS based reverse converteris adopted and finally, the traditional Paillier decryption process will be used at the second stage of thedecryption process. Because the entire encryption technique is randomized, it can withstand chosen bruteforce attacks. The suggested algorithm's security study reveals that it has a wide key space( , a high level resistance to key sensitivity attacks, and an acceptable level of resilience. Interms of security, it has been discovered that the proposed system outperforms the present algorithm.

International Journal on Cryptography and Information Security
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