In this paper, the basic characteristics of different cryptographic algorithms i.e., Symmetric (secret) key cryptography, Asymmetric (public) key cryptography and Hashing cryptography are described. Cryptography is essentially required to ensure that data are protected against penetrations and to prevent the practice of spying. Recently, the range of cryptography applications has expanded a lot in the area of network and the development of communication means. Security of data can be done by a technique called cryptography. Different encryption algorithms provide the necessary protection against the data intruders’ attacks by converting information from its normal form into an unreadable form. The purpose of securing data is that only concerned and authorized users can access it. Especially it becomes serious in the cloud environment because the data is located in different places all over the world. When compiled for 64-bit operation, it runs at 61.8–120.8M bytes/second, compiled with MS VS, running on a 3.0GHz E6850 Core Duo processor.ĭata security has been a major and challenging aspect in the modern era of information technology involving the internet and network applications.
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MD6 has good efficiency: 22.4–44.1M bytes/second on a 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo laptop with 32-bit code compiled with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 for digest sizes in the range 160–512 bits.The compression function and the mode of operation are each shown to be indifferentiable from a random oracle under reasonable assumptions. We aim for provable security whenever possible we provide reduction proofs for the security of the MD6 mode of operation, and prove that standard differential attacks against the compression function are less efficient than birthday attacks for find-ing collisions. Security-MD6 is by design very conservative.Accepts input messages of any length up to 2 64 − 1 bits, and produces message digests of any desired size from 1 to 512 bits, inclusive, including the SHA-3 required sizes of 224, 256, 384, and 512 bits.
This report describes and analyzes the MD6 hash function, an entry in the NIST SHA-3 hash function competition 1.
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