Instant-Hybrid Neural-Cryptography (IHNC) based on fast machine learning

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Nowadays, cryptographic systems’ designers are facing significant challenges in their designs. They have to constantly search for new ideas of fast unbreakable algorithms with a very powerful key generator. In this paper, we propose a novel hybrid neural-cryptography methodology. It depends on new rule of very fast Backpropagation (BP) instant machine learning (ML). This proposed Hybrid Cryptography system is constructed from Encryptor and Decryptor based on the asymmetric Autoencoder type. The Encryptor encrypts and compresses a set of data to be instant code (i-code) using public key. While the Decryptor recovers this i-code (ciphered-data) based on two keys together. The first is the private key and the other is called instant-key (i-key). This i-key is generated from 3 factors as well (the original data itself, the generated i-code and the private key). The i-key is changing periodically with every transformation of plain data set, so it is powerful unpredictable key against the brute force.

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Badr, A. (2022). Instant-Hybrid Neural-Cryptography (IHNC) based on fast machine learning. Neural Computing and Applications, 34(22), 19953–19972. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00521-022-07539-0

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