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2020-03-18
Kumar Mangi, S.V.V. Satya Surya Sravan, Hussian S.K., Saddam, Leelavathy, N..  2019.  An Approach for Sending a Confidential Message to the Restricted Users in Defence Based Organization. 2019 International Conference on Vision Towards Emerging Trends in Communication and Networking (ViTECoN). :1–5.
After the creation of the internet, the file sharing process has been changed. Several third-party applications have come to live for sharing and chatting purposes. A spammer can profit by these applications in different ways like, can achieve countless data, can acquire the user's personal information, and furthermore. Later that untrusted cloud storages are used for uploading a file even it is maintained by the third party If they use an untrusted cloud, there is a security problem. We need to give more security for file transfer in the defense-based organization. So, we developed a secure application for group member communication in a secure medium. The user belongs to a specific department from a specific group can access the data from the storage node and decrypt it. Every user in the group needs to register in the node to send or receive the data. Group Manager can restrict the access of the users in a Defense Network and he generates a user list, users in that list can only login to the node and share or download the files. We created a secure platform to upload files and share the data with multiple users by using Dynamic broadcasting Encryption. Users in the list can only download and decrypt the files from the storage node.
2019-09-05
Liu, T., Wen, Y..  2018.  Studied on Application of Double Encryption Algorithm in Covert Channel Transmission. 2018 International Conference on Intelligent Transportation, Big Data Smart City (ICITBS). :210-213.

In the process of mobile intelligent terminal for file transfer, ensure the safety of data transmission is significant. It is necessary to prevent the file from being eavesdropped and tampered during transmission. The method of using double encryption on covert channel is proposed in this paper based on the analysis of encryption algorithms and covert channel, which uses asymmetric encryption algorithm to encrypt the key of symmetric encryption, to form hidden information, and to carry out covert transmission through covert channels to enhance the security of mobile terminal data transmission. By simulating the above scenarios in intelligent mobile terminal, the confidentiality and concealment of important information are realized in the transmission process.

2015-05-04
Bheemeswara Rao, K.V., Ravi, N., Phani Bhushan, R., Pramod Kumar, K., Venkataraman, S..  2014.  Bluetooth technology: ApXLglevel end-to-end security. Communications and Signal Processing (ICCSP), 2014 International Conference on. :340-344.

The innovations in communication and computing technologies are changing the way we carry-out the tasks in our daily lives. These revolutionary and disrupting technologies are available to the users in various hardware form-factors like Smart Phones, Embedded Appliances, Configurable or Customizable add-on devices, etc. One such technology is Bluetooth [1], which enables the users to communicate and exchange various kinds of information like messages, audio, streaming music and file transfer in a Personal Area Network (PAN). Though it enables the user to carry-out these kinds of tasks without much effort and infrastructure requirements, they inherently bring with them the security and privacy concerns, which need to be addressed at different levels. In this paper, we present an application-layer framework, which provides strong mutual authentication of applications, data confidentiality and data integrity independent of underlying operating system. It can make use of the services of different Cryptographic Service Providers (CSP) on different operating systems and in different programming languages. This framework has been successfully implemented and tested on Android Operating System on one end (using Java language) and MS-Windows 7 Operating System on the other end (using ANSI C language), to prove the framework's reliability/compatibility across OS, Programming Language and CSP. This framework also satisfies the three essential requirements of Security, i.e. Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability, as per the NIST Guide to Bluetooth Security specification and enables the developers to suitably adapt it for different kinds of applications based on Bluetooth Technology.