Encryption of Data Using Distance Antimagic Labeling.

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Title: Encryption of Data Using Distance Antimagic Labeling.
Authors: Yadav, Anjali1 anjalis.math26@gmail.com, S., Minirani2 miniranis@yahoo.com
Source: IAENG International Journal of Computer Science. Jul2025, Vol. 52 Issue 7, p2248-2255. 8p.
Subjects: Data encryption, RSA algorithm, Data security, Graph labelings, Data security failures
Abstract: Applications for graph labeling can be explored across numerous engineering fields. Labeling can be efficiently utilised for encryption and decryption methods to provide secure data transfer in the domain of Cryptology. Data security is the process of shielding digital information against fraudulent and unauthorized users against cyber attack or data breach. The concealment of the original plain-text communication is termed encryption, yielding cipher-text, while the process of converting cipher-text back to the original plain-text is referred to as decryption. In contrast to conventional cryptographic techniques, the graph-based approaches employ the structural characteristics of graphs to accomplish strong encryption, offering increased resilience against corruption and assaults. This work uses distance antimagic labeling to formulate algorithms for encryption and decryption, thereby enhancing data transfer security. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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