Imane Haidar
ABSTRACT
Information security has become an important issue in the modern world as the popularity of internet commerce and communication technologies have emerged, making them a prospective medium to security threats. To surmount these threats, modern data communications uses cryptography - an effective, efficient and essential component for secure transmission of information. To enhance data security different cryptographic algorithms are used. Nevertheless, but the fast increase in computers' speed may threaten these algorithms. This paper presents an innovative symmetric encryption, which we call Scrambled Prime Key Encryption or SPKE that tries to heighten the level of communication security. SPKE has two keys: the first substitutes the bits while the second scrambles them.
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- Scrambled prime key encryption
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