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2020-06-22
Cai, Huili, Liu, Xiaofeng, Cangelosi, Angelo.  2019.  Security of Cloud Intelligent Robot Based on RSA Algorithm and Digital Signature. 2019 IEEE Symposium Series on Computational Intelligence (SSCI). :1453–1456.
Considering the security of message exchange between service robot and cloud, we propose to authenticate the message integrity based on RSA algorithm and digital signature. In the process of message transmission, RSA algorithm is used to encrypt message for service robot and decrypt message for cloud. The digital signature algorithm is used to authenticate the source of the message. The results of experiment have proved that the proposed scheme can guarantee the security of message transmission.
Van, Luu Xuan, Hong Dung, Luu.  2019.  Constructing a Digital Signature Algorithm Based on the Difficulty of Some Expanded Root Problems. 2019 6th NAFOSTED Conference on Information and Computer Science (NICS). :190–195.
This paper presents the proposed method of building a digital signature algorithm which is based on the difficulty of solving root problem and some expanded root problems on Zp. The expanded root problem is a new form of difficult problem without the solution, also originally proposed and applied to build digital signature algorithms. This proposed method enable to build a high-security digital signature platform for practical applications.
2019-02-08
Aufa, F. J., Endroyono, Affandi, A..  2018.  Security System Analysis in Combination Method: RSA Encryption and Digital Signature Algorithm. 2018 4th International Conference on Science and Technology (ICST). :1-5.

Public key cryptography or asymmetric keys are widely used in the implementation of data security on information and communication systems. The RSA algorithm (Rivest, Shamir, and Adleman) is one of the most popular and widely used public key cryptography because of its less complexity. RSA has two main functions namely the process of encryption and decryption process. Digital Signature Algorithm (DSA) is a digital signature algorithm that serves as the standard of Digital Signature Standard (DSS). DSA is also included in the public key cryptography system. DSA has two main functions of creating digital signatures and checking the validity of digital signatures. In this paper, the authors compare the computational times of RSA and DSA with some bits and choose which bits are better used. Then combine both RSA and DSA algorithms to improve data security. From the simulation results, the authors chose RSA 1024 for the encryption process and added digital signatures using DSA 512, so the messages sent are not only encrypted but also have digital signatures for the data authentication process.

2017-11-27
Gorbenko, Y., Svatovskiy, I., Shevtsov, O..  2016.  Post-quantum message authentication cryptography based on error-correcting codes. 2016 Third International Scientific-Practical Conference Problems of Infocommunications Science and Technology (PIC S T). :51–54.

In this paper we analyse possibilities of application of post-quantum code based signature schemes for message authentication purposes. An error-correcting code based digital signature algorithm is presented. There also shown results of computer simulation for this algorithm in case of Reed-Solomon codes and the estimated efficiency of its software implementation. We consider perspectives of error-correcting codes for message authentication and outline further research directions.

2017-11-03
Ronczka, J..  2016.  Backchanneling Quantum Bit (Qubit) 'Shuffling': Quantum Bit (Qubit) 'Shuffling' as Added Security by Slipstreaming Q-Morse. 2016 3rd Asia-Pacific World Congress on Computer Science and Engineering (APWC on CSE). :106–115.

A fresh look at the way secure communications is currently being done has been undertaken as a consequence of the large hacking's that have taken place recently. A plausible option maybe a return to the future via Morse code using how a quantum bit (Qubit) reacts when entangled to suggest a cypher. This quantum cyphers uses multiple properties of unique entities that have many random radicals which makes hacking more difficult that traditional 'Rivest-Shamir-Adleman' (RSA), 'Digital Signature Algorithm' (DSA) or 'Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm' (ECDSA). Additional security is likely by Backchannelling (slipstreaming) Quantum Morse code (Q-Morse) keys composed of living and non-living entities. This means Blockchain ledger history (forwards-backwards) is audited during an active session. Verification keys are Backchannelling (slipstreaming) during the session (e.g. train driver must incrementally activate a switch otherwise the train stops) using predicted-expected sender-receiver properties as well as their past history of disconformities to random radicals encountered. In summary, Quantum Morse code (Q-Morse) plausibly is the enabler to additional security by Backchannelling (slipstreaming) during a communications session.