Hybrid encryption for digital signature

Navindran, Subramaniam (2015) Hybrid encryption for digital signature. Project Report. UTeM. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The Hybrid Encryption For Digital Signature is developed to be used by users who use the Digital Signature as to authenticate the electronic document. Digital signature is used to authenticate the electronic document. However, it does not guarantee confidentiality. The Hybrid Encryption For Digital Signature is developed to provide confidentiality to the electronic document. The advantage of using this system is that, it provides an extra layer of security to the electronic document, by encrypting it before sending via email. The receiver on the other hand, decrypts the document, and is able to read the file. Furthermore, the system is developed using the combination of RSA and AES algorithm, making in more secure. Hackers will find it very hard to decrypt the document and it will take years to be cracked. In a nutshell, the Hybrid Encryption For Digital Signature helps users to protect their valuable documentation and data from hackers.

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