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    to look at two essential security protocol verification techniques namely: i. Strand Space Protocol Analyser. ii. NRL Protocol Analyser. The structure and operation of each protocol will be discussed. Usage, strengths and weaknesses, problems and issues, pros and cons will all be highlighted. Finally, a comparison of the two protocols will be conducted to justify the selection of a preferred security protocol verification. Strand Space Protocol Strand space protocol is a framework model for designing

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    INTRODUCTION Off The Record Messaging being a cryptographic protocol is the most commonly used and famous components of web systems. It works in the way like when two people chat with each other, new encryption keys are created and destroyed. The trend of instant messaging has developed since 1995. There is a great property of OTR i.e. ‘plausible deniability’ which states that after the chat among any two people is ended, a certain key (HMAC) is made public, which makes it impossible to prove that

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    Asymmetric cryptographic algorithms, such as RSA, encrypt symmetric keys in key exchange protocols and in hybrid cryptographic systems. Furthermore, entities A and B can now use end-to-end confidentiality and integrity services without the cooperation of any third entity. For example, users can exchange secure e-mail and securely access Web content on an intranet without the immediate cooperation of a mediating server such as CA. Author in [17] introduced a new combined cryptographic method called

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    developed for image and audio data transmission over a wireless channel, having an interference of AWGN noise with fading effects. An optimal spectrum sensing approach for proper resource allocation is developed, and communicated using the secure WeP protocol. The developed approach is evaluated for different communication parameters and compared in comparisons to conventional modeling of CDMA system. The obtained results illustrates an improvement in quality metrics for the developed system, in comparison

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    The popularity of mobile system with the headway in engineering, with the increment of Internet utilization, comprehensively reinvent the old idea of network computing system, to the new buzzword "Cloud computing". Cloud computing is a link way to the usage of Cloud which process by transmitting and receiving files in utilizing Internet. Most systems uses either of the three major models of cloud computing services on the market, which are software as a service (SaaS), platform as a service (PaaS)

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    Introduction In this coursework, the main aim is to compare two network security software tools using Kali Linux to carry out a type of attack which helps build and develop an awareness to protect computers from varies password attacks. The chosen software tools are offline password attack (John the Ripper) and (RainbowCrack) which they both are from similar Cyber Security attacks under password cracking tools. John the Ripper is free on multi-platform as it combines various password cracking features

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    E and so on (Ciampa 186). This method of changing the original text into a secret message is called encryption and retrieving back to the original form is called decryption. The clear plaintext is given as input to the cryptographic algorithm. According to Stallings cryptographic algorithms consists of mathematical functions which are used to encrypt and decrypt the data (44). A key is a mathematical value which

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    Encryption is just a fancy word for coding. When we talk about encrypting we really just mean turning information into really a hard to read secret code. Let’s say we have some secret agents in a movie and suppose there is an agent working in Washington DC they need to send a message to another agent in Russia. The best way for them to do this is by the two of you to meet up in advance, in person, and agree on a method of locking and unlocking all the messages they will send and receive in future

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    anonymously and makes international payments easier and cheaper since the bitcoin is not tied to any government or any rule and regulation. Since there is no intrinsic value to the Bitcoin, vast amounts of research has gone into the security of its protocol. The original focus of attacks were known as History-Revision attacks, a concept conceived in the creation of Bitcoin. Yet, research has revealed its infeasibility; it can be shown that, mathematically, the probability that a ‘dishonest’ --or fake--

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    There are many popular authentication protocol schemes and some of them are as follows. Lightweight Dynamic User Authentication Scheme – In Wireless Sensor Networks the authorized users can access and communicate with the sensor nodes. This scheme comprises of registration, login and authentication phases. Based on the predefined period the user registers and gets access to secure data and restarts if period expires. It states it is secure only against replay and forgery attacks. And provides many

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