Innovation Security of Beaufort Cipher by Stream Cipher Using Myanmar-Vigenere Table and Unicode Table
Author(s) -
Htet Htet,
Naing ,
Zin May Aye
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
proceedings of 2016 the 6th international workshop on computer science and engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18178/wcse.2020.02.009
Subject(s) - unicode , computer science , stream cipher , table (database) , cipher , cryptography , arithmetic , programming language , computer security , natural language processing , database , encryption , mathematics
Nowadays, securing information and message transformation are going with electronic way, the security becomes very important role on public network. Cryptography is readable message convert to unreadable message using encryption/decryption process. Encryption Process is sender and decryption process are receiver side. Commonly, information can be storing with international language such as English language. At the present time, everyone is trying to be more secure not only English but also own language such as Myanmar, Chinese, Tamil etc. Confidential data are transferred through with regional language by using with more innovative method. To secure such information, encryption/decryption plays an important role in information security. In cryptography, there are several cipher techniques such as, polyalphabetic cipher, Stream cipher, Block cipher etc. This section using Beaufort cipher is an example of substitution cipher, In this paper, we propose an advanced encryption algorithm that improves the security of Beaufort encryption by combining it with a modern encryption method such as Stream cipher for the Myanmar language, Stream cipher is considered relatively as an unbreakable method and uses a binary form ( instead of characters) where Plain text, encrypted text and key are bit string.
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