Authors :
A.B.GHANDAT; Shubham S Matole; Kedar R Patil; Tushar D Waghmare; Pranav M Manglekar
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 4 - April
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7857670
Abstract :
The digital world has become an integral part
of our daily lives, and with this increasing reliance comes a
growing threat of cybercrime. Hackers and cybercriminals
can exploit the open nature of the internet to access
sensitive information, steal money, and disrupt operations.
To combat this issue, organizations and individuals must
implement advanced layers of security to protect their
data and financial information. One key aspect of this
security is data encryption, which uses mathematical
algorithms to scramble data, making it unreadable to
unauthorized parties.
Cryptology is the science of encryption and plays a
vital role in protecting data from cybercrime. It provides
various layers of security such as data security,
organizational security, and identity management, to
ensure that only authorized personnel can access sensitive
information. Different encryption methods such as RSA,
Elliptic Curve, DES, and AES are commonly used, but
each has its own unique set of strengths and weaknesses.
Recently, a new approach to prevent cybercrime is
proposed, which is based on blockchain technology.
Blockchain is a distributed ledger technology that allows
data to be stored in a decentralized and secure way. This
makes it difficult for hackers to tamper with the data, and
ensures the integrity of the information. By using
blockchain-based cryptography methods, we can add an
extra layer of security to the data, making it even more
difficult for cybercriminals to access sensitive information.
The digital world has become an integral part
of our daily lives, and with this increasing reliance comes a
growing threat of cybercrime. Hackers and cybercriminals
can exploit the open nature of the internet to access
sensitive information, steal money, and disrupt operations.
To combat this issue, organizations and individuals must
implement advanced layers of security to protect their
data and financial information. One key aspect of this
security is data encryption, which uses mathematical
algorithms to scramble data, making it unreadable to
unauthorized parties.
Cryptology is the science of encryption and plays a
vital role in protecting data from cybercrime. It provides
various layers of security such as data security,
organizational security, and identity management, to
ensure that only authorized personnel can access sensitive
information. Different encryption methods such as RSA,
Elliptic Curve, DES, and AES are commonly used, but
each has its own unique set of strengths and weaknesses.
Recently, a new approach to prevent cybercrime is
proposed, which is based on blockchain technology.
Blockchain is a distributed ledger technology that allows
data to be stored in a decentralized and secure way. This
makes it difficult for hackers to tamper with the data, and
ensures the integrity of the information. By using
blockchain-based cryptography methods, we can add an
extra layer of security to the data, making it even more
difficult for cybercriminals to access sensitive information.
