Bio
Sukhvinder Singh Deora is a researcher specializing in network security and cryptography. He holds a Ph.D. in Network Security, an MSc in Mathematics, and a Masters in Computer Applications. He has been affiliated with the Department of Computer Science and Applications (DCSA) at Kurukshetra University and the NC Institute of Computer Sciences. His research interests include data encryption, cloud computing, and algorithm design. He has published papers on topics such as 3D array block rotation cipher and cloud service ranking. He also serves as a reviewer for the Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology (GJCST). Based in Panipat, Haryana, India, he continues to contribute to the academic community.
Educational Journey
Ph.D., (Network Security), MSc (Mathematics), Masters in Computer Applications
Experience
Kurukshetra University
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3D Array Block Rotation Cipher: An Improvement using lateral shift
This paper on Cipher based on 3D Array Block Rotation is in continuation with our earlier paper titled A cipher based on 3D Array Block Rotation. It discusses a new rotation; lateral shift along with the earlier discussed rotation of the 3D Array block or circular shifting of plates of 3D Array in clockwise direction while enciphering and anticlockwise direction while deciphering. It also discusses the problem of relative bit positioning in the earlier specified algorithm and introduce shift rotations of the blocks as a possible solution to the problem. It uses a key of specified length which can be either transferred with the ciphertext or can be obtained by an agreed upon random bit generator. In all, it is a novel and effective cipher with good randomness property.
