Comparative Study and Hardware Implementation of Various Cryptographic Algorithms
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https://doi.org/10.18486/ijcsnt/6.3.083Keywords:
Symmetric Key, Asymmetric Key, Hashing, CPU Time, FrequencyAbstract
As computing power is increasing by the day, there is a constant threat which is imposed on the security of the digital data. Over the years, either symmetric key, public key or hashing algorithms have been designed using the popular tools and technique for security purpose. Various algorithms have been studied and implemented. MD-5, SHA is used for hashing the message, RSA as signing algorithm and AES and DES for encryption of the overall message. The optimization of the algorithms will provide us with descent throughput. The comparative analysis of the algorithms has been done on various factors.
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