ENHANCED IDENTITY-BASED SIGNCRYPTION SYSTEM
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Abstract
A combination of encryption and signature is a cryptosystem called traditional signcryption, wherein sender authentication is considered a key task to be verified by third party or judge. Without the knowledge of the sender, the judge can authenticate the message using the receiver decryption parameters and the process is called the signcryption scheme. The paper's objective is to analyse the security and confidentiality of message and then to integrate authentication, enforceability, forward secrecy, public verifiable along with packet mechanisms. In this study, using the SSL mechanism the information to be sent is split into various parts and are all parts collected at the receiver end. This mechanism proved to be resource efficient, producing high precise results compared to the previous one.
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