A Novel Public Key Crypto System Based on Bernstein Polynomial on Galois Fields 2m to Secure Data on CFDP
A Novel Public Key Crypto System Based on Bernstein Polynomial on Galois Fields 2m to Secure Data on CFDP
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基于伽罗瓦域 2m 上伯恩斯坦多项式的新型公钥加密系统,用于保护 CFDP 上的数据
DOI:
10.1007/978-981-13-1927-3_67
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发表时间:
2018
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通讯作者:
L. Jyothi
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作者:
S. Sasi;L. Jyothi
The Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems (CCSDS) is a international institution of space agencies devoted on together designing regulated information handling strategies to support space investigation in addition to space science and functions. To facilitate the mass memory with extensive records, interoperability, system constellations, extended onboard use of real-time operating system CCSDS administers a flexile and proficient data transmission protocol is CCSDS File Delivery Protocol. CFDP supports the convenience of application layer in internet protocol stack. Data transaction over the layers takes place in two different mode, either unreliable or reliable. However, the main demand in the data communication network is the confidentiality of data. With respect to confidentiality, cryptanalysis is utilized to encrypt data occupying memory on storage devices or traversing through communication links to make sure that any illicit access is unsuccessful. Here in the paper suggests secured conveyance of CFDP information swapping over IP by CCSDS space information transaction, like, Telemetry and Telecommand in unproven approach of activity. Bernstein open key cryptographic calculation is employed for providing security. Public key cryptosystem also known as the asymmetric crypto system has increased protection in contrast to secret key technique a combination of linked keys are utilized by the sending and receiving entity. The issue that arises in most of the existing techniques the plain text is treated as an integer value which gives rise to decreased security. In this paper we have suggested a competent polynomial established public key cryptography method over Galois field, which regards plaint text as (x,y) coordinate points.