Authors : Umar, M; Hassan, A; Abdullahi, I; Muhammad Shehu, Z

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 5 - May

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Abstract : This study proposes a new method to enhance the security of transmitting national identification number via various communication channels like SMS, email, and Box office. It introduces a permutation technique utilizing the Gamma 1 Non-Deranged Permutation group, ensuring the confidentiality of the information. By employing 11 factorial (11!) permutations, the national identification number is transformed into a mixed format for unintended recipients, yet remains easily decrypted by the intended recipient. This approach mitigates concerns regarding data interception and unauthorized access, providing a robust solution for secure information transmission across diverse media channels.

Keywords : NIN, Permutation, Cryptography, Factorial, Non Deranged Permutation.

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