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Abstract: Security has constantly been a fundamental bit of human life. People have been hunting down physical and monetary security. With the progression of human learning and getting into the new period the need of data security were added to human security concerns. Information is encoded just when individual is having private key. In cryptography "character" part is imperative, we can utilize this part as encryption. Those are inside specific topographical zone is endorsed for information decoding, otherwise not permitted. Another utilization of "Location Based Cryptography" is get to control. (Ex-getting to printer in a room however can't access outside of room.). It is more suitable for banks, enormous organizations, Institutions.

Keywords: Authentication, Banking Application, GPS, LDEA, Shoulder Surfing, Security

References:

1. Aishwarya Rathod, Bhagyalaxmi Kodre, Nida Sayyed, Ronak Sayta and Prof. Lata Sankpal, “Location Based Encryption for Secure Banking Transactions in mobile data environment” IJAERD, e-ISSN (O): 2348-4470, p-ISSN (P): 2348-6406, Volume 4, Issue 11, November -2017.
2. Aishwarya Nair, Ankita Devrukhar, Karthika M. Vinod, Pallavi Lanke, “Protected Mobile Banking Using Location of Users”, IJARCCE, ISO 3297:2007 Certified, Vol. 6, Issue 4, April 2017.
3. Sourish Mitra, Avijit Chakrabotry, Arunabha Bhaumik, Joy Devanjee, Mainak Maulik, “A location dependent cryptographic approach based on target coordinate from distanc tolarant key transfer for GPS mobile reciever”, IOSR-JCe, e-ISSN: 2278-0661, p-ISSn:2278-8727, Volume 17, Issue 1, Ver.VI 2015, pp 56-63.
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Abstract: This paper, presents the intricate Hybrid AES encryption method. Proposed algorithm’s design and evaluation of security enhancement is done by implementing and comparing Dynamic S-box with Round structure & Variable Key Cipher technique for heterogeneous data. AES is one of ciphering algorithm which is utilized for encryption, decryption of data to provide confidentiality for end to culminate data transmission. Improvement is finished in AES by modifying the S-box. The static S-box is created dynamic utilizing key programing with the repetition of variable cipher key. The improvement analysis relies on cryptography Time, decoding Time and Throughput. Performance enhancement for security is evaluated for all the four algorithms- AES, AES with Round structure, AES with Variable Key cipher and our proposed Hybrid algorithm- AES with Round Structure and Variable key Cipher. Here focus is to make system attack resistant & secure data from assailers.

Keywords: AES; S-box; Dynamic S-box, Round structure, Variable Key Cipher

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Abstract: Low power design of complex CMOS circuits is one of the major challenges that is being addressed and will be addressed in nanometer design era. With integration of millions and billions of transistors on a single chip, transistor density is drastically increasing that lead to more and more complexity in applications being implemented on a single chip. Design time is another major challenge that forces designers to address the need in a very short time optimizing chip performances. In order to ensure that the design is through in the first iteration, designers are banking on new methodologies and ready made solutions to optimize area, time and power. Hence, various power dissipation techniques for CMOS inverter circuit are investigated here.

Keywords: Low Power Design, CMOS Circuits, Millions and Billions of Transistors, Transistor Density, Optimize Area, Time and Power.

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