Application Of Rectangular Matrices: Affine Cipher Using Asymmetric Keys
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Application Of Rectangular Matrices: Affine Cipher Using Asymmetric Keys
In cryptography, we know the symmetric key algorithms and asymmetric key algorithms. We know that the asymmetric key algorithm is more secure than the symmetric key algorithm. Affine Cipher uses a symmetric key algorithm. In this paper, we introduce the Affine Cipher using asymmetric keys. Asymmetrical keys are formed from rectangular matrices.
- University of Bangka Belitung Indonesia
QA1-939, Mathematics, cryptography, symmetric key algorithms, asymmetric key algorithms, affine cipher using asymmetric keys, rectangular matrices
QA1-939, Mathematics, cryptography, symmetric key algorithms, asymmetric key algorithms, affine cipher using asymmetric keys, rectangular matrices
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