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Proposed System. The gathering key concurrence with a discretionary network diagram, where every client is just mindful of his nearest and has no data about the presence of different clients. Facilitate, he has no data about the system topology. Under this setting, a client does not have to believe a client who is not his neighbor. In this manner, in the event that one is instated utilizing PKI, then he require not trust or recollect public keys of clients past his nearest. In proposed system we implement the existing system with more time efficient manner and provide a multicast key generation server which is expected in future scope by current authors. We replace the Diffie Xxxxxxx key exchange protocol by a new multicast key exchange protocol that can work with one-to-one and one-to- many functionality. We also tend to implement a strong symmetric encryption for improving file security in the system. To redesign the gathering key more effectively than just running the convention once more, when client enrollments are evolving. Two latently secure conventions with responsible and demonstrated lower limits on a round intricacy, exhibiting that our conventions are round proficient.
Proposed System. Manufacturing and ‘issuing of driving licences shall be done in a cost effective and customer friendly way. The licence shall be of high security standard and be recognised by the police, Purchasers and other financial institutes as an accepted identification document. The TRA will undertake all card manufacturing procedures on its own, i.e. handle applications, payments, registration procedures, card manufacturing and issuance of the card. The Supplier shall provide TRA with a modern and top of the range system for manufacturing and issuing of Driving Licences according to the Tanzanian legislation, the user requirements, functional and Systems Designs Specifications (SDS) which will form part of the Terms of Reference. Procedures for Production and Issuance of Driving Licence
Proposed System. Hardware Allied Equipment solution components required by the ST & IT Department are given below: Blade Servers Backup Solution (hardware based) Storage - All Flash 50TB Useable SAN switch Cisco Nexus 5k 40 G 4 Port Module Laptops 65 Inch LED Smart Screen Miscellaneous
Proposed System. The intent of this work is to design a cost effective protocol for generating a group key for ad-hoc networks. The group key is computed based on Tree based ECDH algorithm, which is then distributed to all group members. Each group is organized in a logical key hierarchy which reduces the complexity for a member who join or leave from O(n) to O(log n). The members in a group coordinate with each other to generate the group key. The process of group key generation takes place from leaf to the root node.
3.1 The Elliptic Curve Diffie Xxxxxxx Algorithm
(1) P + O = O + P = P, P + (−P) = O, (2) (x1, y1) + (x1 − y1) = P + (−P) = O,
Proposed System. The District is seeking qualified contractors to complete the scope of work for a variety of design work, including but not limited to replacement and/or repair of flooring, doors/locks, windows, ceilings, waterproofing, weatherization and other miscellaneous work. The contractor is expected to prepare qualifications relative to each of the following work items: PROGRAM Repair and or replacement of dry rot, damaged areas from water intrusion, general construction repair and carpentry work for various classrooms on campuses throughout the Xxxxxxx District. Work may include: • Demolition including haul and remove and disposal of materials from site • Basic framing and trim work • Sheetrock installation and finish work associated with the scope • Priming and finish painting • General trim work • Basic flooring including tile and carpet work • Basic lighting with fixtures and low voltage wiring required • Basic plumbing and fixture installation • Basic HVAC work and simple modifications • Replacement and installation of recessed ceiling tiles, dropped ceilings, etc. • Basic door replacement and reinstallation of new doors as required
Proposed System. In our proposed system, we have included graphical password as an additional factor for authentication purpose. At first the user registers his personal details along with a graphical password. Whenever the user wants to send a query to the doctor he logins using his graphical password for authentication purpose and then the graphical password of the user is sent to e-doctor as a mail from the server mail. In order to decrypt the queries sent by the user/the patient, the doctor has to enter or reproduce the graphical password of the user which was sent as a mail by the server to the doctor’s mail id. Thus this will overcome all the vulnerabilities encountered in the existing system. • Human friendly passwords. • It serves as conflicting requirements i.e easy to remember and hard to guess. • Dictionary attacks and brute force search are infeasible. • Reduced time complexity and design complexity.
Proposed System. In this proposed model the problems still existing in the existing system are dealt with. The main aim here in this proposed model is to generate key for the group and ensure authentication of its noes using the group key. Initially we first have to formalize the idea of a dynamic Identity Based Authenticated Asymettric Group Key Agreement (IBAAGKA) without the usage of key escrow. For the generation of private keys to all the members of the gathering a trusted Key Generation Center (KGC) is identified and is allotted the work of distribution of keys to all its group members. On successful accomplishment of this can the members establish a public group encryption key so they can receive messages which are in the encrypted form with the help of the group key encryption technique. Moreover users are allowed to enter and exit the group. A strong and sturdy stateful Identity Based Batch Multi Signatures (IBBMS) scheme is made in a manner that it cannot be forged in any way, where the static protocol in the existing system is turned into a dynamic Identity Based Authenticated Asymettric Group Key Agreement (IBAAGKA members of the group protocol without key escrow. Using the dynamic protocol the crucial requirement is that the group manager has to record the messages which are being sent to the gathering.Fig.1 shows the overall architecture of the proposed system.
Proposed System. The proposed system uses both conventional security confirmation and programmed formalcheck of security, and to show its proficiency Using Dynamic ID-basedauthenticated key agreement The drawbacks of a recently published dynamic ID-basedauthenticated key agreement protocol which were insider and trace attacks and impersonation, is addressed by this efficient scheme with an enhanced security provision. The advantage of the proposed scheme is that ,the chances of impersonation and insider attacks are drastically reduced with the usage of a secure key exchange algorithm like Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxx[13]. The objective of the proposed scheme is to provide a key agreement scheme which enables the user to upload the file in a server in a secure manner. As the files are encrypted if any user wants to access this file ,session key will be generated with the approval of authenticator and owner of the file .The proposed system has the following modules.
1. USER INTERFACE DESIGN
2. OWNER LOGIN
3. OWNER FILE UPLOAD
4. USER REQUEST FILE
5. AUTHENTICATOR FILE VERIFICATION
6. DOWNLOAD FILES USING TWO KEYS
Proposed System. This study's approach aimed to use blockchain technology to create an automated medical insurance claims servicing system. As seen in the surroundings, medical institutions, insurance companies, and patients use it to communicate information. The blockchain centre (BCC), the competent authorities (CA), the medical institution (MI), the insurance company (IC), the bank (BK), the patient (PT), and the arbitration institution all play roles in the ecosystem (AI). Medical institutions can construct a medical alliance chain among them, which is overseen by the medical authorities. CA1. Financial institutions and insurance companies can form a financial alliance chain that is supervised by the CA2 financial authority. Members of the same alliance can share all of their data.
Step 1: All CA, MI, IC, BK, and PT need to be registered with BCC to obtain public and private keys for ECDSA signature and public and private keys for PKI encryption. BCC also stores all patient medical blockchain information. In addition, various CA of different natures will form different alliances with their members, and the information of the alliance members will be shared. For example, CA1 is a medical alliance, and its members are MI, while CA2 is a financial alliance, and its members are IC and BK.
Step 2: The patient PT purchases medical insurance from the insurance company IC. The IC will first verify the identity of the PT and sign an insurance contract with the PT. The PT needs to provide the IC with its BK account, and the record will be transferred to the BCC through the CA. When the PT visits the medical institution MI in the future, if the diagnosis result meets the claimed content specified in the insurance contract, the IC will proceed with the insurance claim.
Step 3: When the patient PT visits a medical institution MI and informs MI that he/she has purchased medical insurance, the MI will first verify the identity of the PT, read the electronic medical record EMR of the PT, and then make a diagnosis, and the records will be transmitted to the BCC through CA.
Step 4: The medical institution MI informs the insurance company IC to carry out insurance claims, and the IC obtains the PT medical-related diagnosis content provided by MI. If the claims are eligible, the IC will inform the PT of the claim amount and payment time, and the record will be sent to the BCC through the CA.
Step 5: The insurance company IC informs the bank BK to pay the patient PT, and the record is tran...
Proposed System. The system proposes a peer-to-peer cloud authentication and key agreement (PCAKA) scheme based on anonymous identity to solve the problem of trust between cloud servers. Based on the elliptic curve certificate-free cryptography, our scheme can establish secure session keys between cloud service providers to ensure session security. The novelty of the proposed scheme lies in the fact that it eliminates the need for trusted authority (TA) and simplifies operations while maintaining security. In our scheme, the cloud servers enable the data owners in need of the data migration services to act as trusted third authority, so that they can verify each other and establish trusted session keys after each of the involved users performs some computation independently. The proposed scheme uses server anonymity to protect the privacy of service providers and users. It is worthy of note that both the two cloud servers involved in the migration process use anonymous identities for mutual authentication and key agreement. This strategy not only protects the identity privacy of the cloud service providers, but also makes it impossible for the involved cloud service providers to gain unnecessary information such as the brand of the old and new mobile phones belonging to the users respectively. Thus, our methodology maintains the privacy of the users by not revealing his/her personal choice. The proposed scheme provides identity traceability to trace malicious cloud servers. If the cloud service providers exhibit any errors or illegal operations in the service process, users can trace back to the real identity of the corresponding cloud server based on the anonymous identity. • The proposed achieves efficient revocation, efficient file access and immediate revocation simultaneously. • The system stores encrypted data on the cloud, but never reveals the decryption keys to the cloud. This protects the confidentiality of the file data