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In today’s world, most of the things are done online such as online banking, food ordering, car booking, and shopping. It is very difficult to protect the data utilizing the conventional cryptographic and Steganographic approach with the present techniques. DNA cryptography is one of the new areas of information security. DNA cryptography can encrypt the data or information in the form of DNA nucleotides (A, T, G and C). In this DNA Cryptography process, the data may be in the form of Audio, video, Image, or text file. It can create utilization of the huge DNA storage capacity and its biological properties like robustness, vastly constant molecule, efficient of cost and simply obtainable. However, the message encryption algorithm contains various steps to break and to obtain the original message. Therefore, in this paper, presents a Trellis algorithm with DNA sequence and random key generation to provide more security to the data. In this process, key is generated randomly between sender and receiver and the arbitrary selection of DNA sequence is enhanced to numerous numbers. The trellis encoding process can be performed to encrypt the data and trellis decoding process is executed to decrypt the data securely. The experimental results of this proposed system can show that this method can resist different kinds of attack. This presented technique can assist to retrieve original data (audio, video, image, or text file) without any alteration from decryption process.
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Rama Devi, K., Bhuvaneswari, E. An Enhancement in Data Security Using Trellis Algorithm with DNA Sequences in Symmetric DNA Cryptography. Wireless Pers Commun 129, 387–398 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-022-10102-8
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