Researchers Detail the New Two-Step Cryptography Technique

The accessibility of computer system resources on-demand, in particular data storage and computational power, without direct active user management is cloud computing. The terminology is commonly used to characterize data centers for several Internet users. Cloud computing has as its primary objective the provision of rapid, simple, cost-effective computing and data stocking services. The cloud environment, however, presents data privacy problems. 

The key method used to strengthen cloud computing security is cryptography. By encrypting the saved or sent data, this mathematical technique protects it, so that only the intended recipient can understand it. Although various encryption techniques exist, though none are properly secured and new technologies are still being sought so that the increasing risks to privacy and security in data are countered. 

With all that in mind, the most important question that arises is “How the two-step cryptography technique works?” 

A group of researchers from Indian and Yemen described the revolutionary two-step cryptographic method – the first to combine genetic technologies with mathematical techniques. This explanatory study by the researchers is published in the International Journal of Intelligent Networks in KeAi. As per the writers of the report, a highly secure and flexible encrypted environment can be created which could trigger a paradigm shift in data secrecy. 

The paper’s corresponding author, Fursan Thabit of Swami Raman and Teerth Marathwada University in India, explains: “Some existing famous ciphers

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