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Qiang Chang¹, Tianqi Ma², Wenzhong Yang³

¹Xinjiang Transportation Investment Technology Co. Ltd, Urumqi, 830000, XinJiang, China.

Scientific reports

|April 25, 2025

概括

这项研究通过优化高级加密标准 (AES) 和RivestShamirAdleman (RSA) 算法来增强物联网 (IoT) 边缘设备的安全性. 新的MRA混合算法确保了强大的数据安全性和边缘计算场景中的高效传输.

科学领域:

计算机科学计算机科学
网络安全网络安全
网络工程网络工程

背景情况:

边缘计算和物联网设备需要强大的数据传输安全性.
现有的加密方法往往优先考虑速度,而不是数据完整性和保密性.
边缘场景中的传感器网络通信需要加强安全措施.

研究的目的:

为了提高低能耗物联网边缘设备加密算法的安全性和效率.
开发一种新的混合加密算法,集成改进的RSA和AES.
在边缘环境中确保数据完整性,保密性和高效传输.

主要方法:

优化了高级加密标准 (AES) 算法,采用了三线程设计和减少了循环.
改进了RivestShamirAdleman (RSA) 算法,使用了具有减少比特长度的三重prime系统.
开发了一种新的RSA-AES混合算法 (MRA),用于安全的密钥交换和数据加密.

主要成果:

改进的AES算法证明了提高速度和能源效率.
增强的RSA算法提供了优化的计算效率和加强的安全性.
通过高效率和强大的安全分析,MRA混合算法在保护数据传输方面被证明是有效的.

结论:

MRA混合算法为边缘环境中的安全通信提供了可靠和实用的解决方案.
优化的RSA和AES集成显著提高了数据安全性和传输效率.
这项研究解决了当前物联网边缘数据通信中的关键安全漏洞.

关键词:

数据传输数据传输数据传输边缘网络的边缘网络是一个边缘网络.混合加密加密是一种混合加密.在RSA-AES中使用.安全分析,安全分析.

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