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Publication Issues in lightweight encryption algorithm for mHealth(Blue Eyes Intelligence Engineering and Sciences Publication, 2019) ;Ali T. ;Azni A.H. ;Zakaria N.H. ;Daffodil International UniversityUniversiti Sains Islam Malaysia (USIM)The mHealth is the eventual future of the subsequent time of portable nicely being that may regulate the winning worldview of hobby and permit to decorate access of affected person’s’ data with specialists and human offerings ventures. The records safety of all layers of mHealth layout is taken into consideration as colossally noteworthy in view of searching after patients’ facts over remote medium. The essential issues of mHealth are the overall engineering, protection and safety problems with information execution, accessibility and dependability of the devices. in this way, it’s miles key to have a easy protection tool in mHealth format to decide each this type of confinements. furthermore, the cryptography can also additionally moreover prompt restriction the degree of misfortune carried out on sufferers’ records from unapproved customers but their usage in mHealth is as yet contested. finally, this paper examines the problems in lightweight encryption calculations to make a near studies amongst them with recognize to records safety in a long way off reputation layer. From the audit, the proposed calculation of 3-D RECTANGLE may offer higher determine protection for its pivot contrasted with distinct lightweight calculations. This near audit likewise finally finally ends up with some exploration bearings in mHealth cryptography for planning validated mHealth arrange in future. - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Publication Randomness analysis on rectangle block cipher(Institute for Mathematical Research (INSPEM), 2020) ;Zakaria A.A. ;Azni A.H. ;Ridzuan F. ;Zakaria N.H.Daud M.In this paper, we analyze the randomness of the RECTANGLE cipher. RECTANGLE is a lightweight block cipher with 64-bit block size and variants key lengths of 80 and 128 bits. Lightweight block cipher requires less computing power than a block cipher algorithm which makes it more efficient to be implemented in low-resource devices. Randomness is an important property of a cryptography algorithm to make sure the output has no message pattern. The randomness testing was performed using the NIST Statistical Test Suite. A total of nine data categories were applied to generate 1,000 input sequences for each algorithm. RECTANGLE-80 and RECTANGLE-128 passed 98.73% and 98.48% of the randomness tests. Our analysis shows that both RECTANGLE variants seem to be non-random based on the 0.1% significance level. The experimental results from this paper identified some weaknesses that can be addressed in future research. � 2020 ACM.