Secure Data Transmission with Hybrid Cryptography 🔒

Title: - An Efficient Hybrid cryptography based data transmission
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Implementation Plan:
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Step 1: Initially, Register the users with their Public and private key by using ECC.

Step 2: Next, the sender loads the input file and Encrypt the file using AES with public key , the optimal key id selected by GO and PSO, which is generated by using ECC.

Step 3: The encrypted datas is stored in the server.

Step 4: Next, the receiver receives the Encrypted file and decrypts by using the private key and gets the plaintext.

[The process based on your proposal]


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Software Requirement:
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1. Python – 3.8.2

2. OS: Windows 10 (64 bit)


Note:-
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1) please send the dataset to implement the process.

2) In your proposal details , there is no description about the attack detection and prevention process. so we are not using the Machine Learning process. because if we implement the attack detection , then we need to split the dataset into training and testing based on Machine Learning.

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