An Intelligent Method of Secure Text Data Transmission through Internet and Its Comparison Using Complexity of Various Indian Languages in Relation to Data Security

Authors

  • Devasish Pal

  • Padiga Raghavendra

  • Padiga Raghavendra

Keywords:

complexity, dictionary, compression, frequency, retrieval, occurrence, coded file

Abstract

Security of data transmitted through internet has posed a number of challenges. Data transmitted can be in the form of text, pictures, audio and video clips. In this paper a study has been carried out to find the relationship between the complexities of various Indian languages and its relation to text data security through an intelligent method of converting the text data before transmission. Complexity has been determined from the percentage retrieval by cryptanalyst using reverse frequency mapping without knowing the key. Percentage retrieval with and without converting the text data into an intelligent intermediate form have been compared and repeated in many languages along with English. The percentage retrieval of encrypted data using a language other than English, after converting the same data into a coded file and a dictionary is almost negligible.

How to Cite

Devasish Pal, Padiga Raghavendra, & Padiga Raghavendra. (2013). An Intelligent Method of Secure Text Data Transmission through Internet and Its Comparison Using Complexity of Various Indian Languages in Relation to Data Security. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology, 13(C4), 39–42. Retrieved from https://computerresearch.org/index.php/computer/article/view/345

An Intelligent Method of Secure Text Data Transmission through Internet and Its Comparison Using Complexity of Various Indian Languages in Relation to Data Security

Published

2013-03-15