1. Signcryption technique with generalization of the Elgamal algorithm and Ong-Schnorr-Shamir algorithm on digital messages.
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Budiman, M. A., Rachmawati, D., and Ginting, S. A.
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GENERALIZATION , *ALGORITHMS , *PUBLIC key cryptography , *DIGITAL signatures - Abstract
The increasing number of messages that are exchanged remotely causes the need for these messages to be kept confidential. In addition, the parties involved must also be guaranteed their validity. The method that can be used to fulfill these two objectives is a cryptographic method with a public key setting. In this study, we implemented a signcryption technique with an encrypt-then-sign scheme using the Generalization of the ElGamal Algorithm, which has a superior level of security to the previous ElGamal Algorithm. Then perform the digital signature generation and verification process using the Ong-Schnorr-Shamir Algorithm, which has the advantage of fast computation time with a level of security equivalent to the previous Ong-Schnorr Algorithm. This study shows that the results of testing messages in the encryption process with the Generalization of the ElGamal Algorithm can run well. However, when the result of ciphertext is too large, it will cause the signing process with the Ong-Schnorr-Shamir Algorithm to perform a big number calculation. The possibility will produce an "overflow" output. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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