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    Introduction RSA cryptography is vastly used to encrypt and decrypt message while communicating through internet and in the field of digital signature. This encryption system is used regularly in web browsers, chat applications email, vpn and any other types of communications that require securely sending data to severs or the other people.[8] RSA cryptography is an asymmetrical cryptography system. Because it have two keys. One is public another is private. The encryption key is public while the

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    CYBER ATTACK ON RSA 1. BREACH: RSA Security LLC, is an American computer and network security company, and is a division of EMC Corporation. RSA is an independent company named after its co-founders Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Len Adleman. The company’s headquarters is located in Bedford, Masachusetts, United States of America. Encryption and network SecurID Authentication tokens are its major products. In mid March 2011, spear phishing attack exploited an Adobe Flash

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    Data Security in Cloud Computing using RSA Algorithm Abstract: In cloud computing, data security is the major issue. Security in single cloud is less popular than in multicloud due to its ability to reduce security risks. In this paper, we describe a new architecture for security of data storage in multicloud. We use two mechanisms-data encryption and file splitting. When user upload a file ,it is encrypted using AES encryption algorithm. Then that encrypted file is divided into equal parts according

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    With a slit of micorseconds the fingerprint image is analyzed . The RSA key generation algorithm is performed on the fingerprint image captured and the current private key generated is crossed checked with the encrypted fingerprint images existing(Fingerprint template) if their private key matches. If the current private key generate matches witht the private key of any of the fingerprint templates, that template is decrypted by the RSA decryption algorithm witht the help of the private key. After which

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    Cryptography The practice and study in securing communication between parties in presence of potential adversaries. A cryptographic algorithm or cipher is a mathematical function used in a plaintext in the encryption and decryption process. A cryptographic algorithm works in combination with a key (number, word, or phrase) to encrypt the plaintext. The same plaintext also encrypts to different cipher text with the use of different keys. The core of modern cryptography is the construction and analyzation

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    1. Introduction Security in the age of internet has become a tremendously important issue to provide comfort not only for paranoid people but for many others who are naïve to believe that protection in digital era is essential to communication between millions of people that increasingly used as a tool for commerce. There are many aspects to security and applications, from secure commerce and payment to private communications and protecting passwords. Cryptography, is the practice and study in securing

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    Ethical Issues in Secured Communications 1. Introduction The outstanding growth of network technologies in the past decade have contributed to millions of new applications and industries. Literally millions of companies around the world were created to serve this huge growth. Even though many of those companies did not survive until the present time, most of the applications did survive and they are still widely used among consumers of all ages, cultures, and backgrounds. Most of

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    4. Value of the challenge is 66df 784c 048c d04 35dc 4489 8946 9909. 5. Yes. Public key crypto: RSA; symmetric-key algorithm: RC4; hash algorithm: MD5. 6. Yes. Public key crypto: RSA; symmetric-key algorithm: RC4; hash algorithm: MD5. 7. Yes, this record includes a nonce, which is 32 bits long. The purpose of the nonce is to prevent replay attacks. 8. Yes, this record includes a session ID. The purpose of the session ID is to provide the SSL session a unique identifier. 9. No, this record does

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    The most important and significant challenge in the big data is to preserve privacy information of the customers, employees, and the organizations. It is very sensitive and includes conceptual, technical as well as legal significance. Any collected information about a person, when combined with other sets of data, can lead to the finding of persons secret and private information. “ As big data expands the sources of data it can use, the trustworthiness of each data source needs to be verified, and

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    cryptography will begin to emerge as the secrets of quantum computing quickly unravel. Companies that rely on Moore’s law, which asserts that computing power doubles every eighteen months, to justify using the theoretically weak cryptography scheme known as RSA will succumb to the risks posed by

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