Comparative hash algorithm power point presentation

Comparative hash algorithm power point presentation

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  RUKSHANA & HAFZA COMPARATIVEANALYSIS OF PASSWORD STORAGE SECURITY USING DOUBLE SECURE HASH ALGORITHM
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  ABSTRACT ● This abstractdelves into the pervasive issue of password hacking in correlation with the expanding user base on the internet. With the rise of unauthorized access incidents, leading to potential theft of sensitive information and subsequent harm to economies or organizational security, the abstract proposes a solution centered around hashing algorithms. ● To combat hacking activities, various hashing algorithms, including SHA-1, MD-5, Salted MD-5, SHA- 256, and SHA-512, are employed. The research employs the MySQL database to store hash values generated through these algorithms. Notably, the study establishes the superiority of SHA over MD-5 and Salted MD-5. Additionally, within the SHA family, SHA-512 and SHA-256 are recognized for their distinct advantages. ● Innovatively, the research introduces four new hashing functions, formed through combinations of existing algorithms such as SHA-256 and SHA-512. These functions, namely SHA-256_with_SHA- 256, SHA_256_With_SHA-512, SHA-512_With_SHA-512, and SHA512_With_SHA-256, contribute to bolstering password security. The findings underscore the efficacy of these new hashing functions in fortifying passwords, presenting a potential control mechanism against hacking attempts.
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  INTRODUCTION ● Passwords serveas the primary defense against unauthorized access, acting as the initial barrier to protect valuable assets like emails and files. The consequences of unprotected passwords extend to potential loss of crucial data and the risk of unauthorized access to sensitive information such as bank account details and identity proofs. Therefore, safeguarding passwords becomes imperative. ● The emphasis on password protection goes beyond merely advocating for long and robust passwords; it also involves ensuring the security of passwords, even when they meet strength criteria. This heightened focus on password security is particularly critical in the face of a rising number of hackers. ● Various methods can be employed for password protection, with hashing algorithms emerging as one of the most effective approaches. Cryptographic hash functions, synonymous with hashing algorithms, utilize mathematical procedures to transform data into a fixed-size hash. Operating as one-way, non-reversible functions, hash function algorithms play a pivotal role in password protection. By storing passwords in the form of hash values instead of their original counterparts, the use of diverse hashing algorithms significantly complicates the task for hackers attempting to decipher these hash values.
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  EXISTING MODULE ● Ina comparative examination of hashing encryption algorithms, this study focuses on three key algorithms: Secure Hash Algorithm-1 (SHA-1), Message Digest-5 (MD5), and Secure Hash Algorithm- 512 (SHA-512). The hashing process is meticulously elucidated, leading to the assertion that SHA-1 surpasses MD-5 and SHA-512. The paper contends that SHA-1 excels due to its superior speed compared to SHA-512 and heightened efficiency compared to MD-5. ● Furthermore, the paper explores the application of SHA-512 in web applications for password hashing, employing a hill cipher for salt generation. The encryption key, derived from the length of the concatenated password, username, and the characters of the username, presents five matrices for selection. This innovative procedure enhances password security by generating diverse hash messages from the same password. ● The narrative extends to underscore the significance of hashing algorithms across various subdomains of networking, encompassing Internet Security, Network Security, and Computer Security. Additionally, the study delves into potential attacks against hash functions and the compression algorithms integral to their operation. This comprehensive exploration provides valuable insights into the multifaceted role of hashing algorithms in the realm of networking security.
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  DIAGRAM USER NAME AND PASSWORD SECURE HASH ALGORITHM MD5 SALT MD5 SHA 1 SHA256 WITH SHA 256 SHA 512 SHA 256 SHA 256 WITH SHA 256 SHA 256 WITH SHA 256 SHA 256 WITH SHA 256 GENERATION OF HASH VALUE FINDING THE BEST ALGORITHM
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  PROPOSED MODULE ● Theuser provides input for password generation, initiating a process that employs various hashing algorithms. Among these algorithms are established ones like SHA1, MD-5, Salted MD-5, SHA- 256, and SHA-512, complemented by custom algorithms named SHA-256_With_SHA256, SHA- 256_With_SHA-512, SHA-512_With_SHA-256, and SHA-512_With_SHA-512. Hash values are generated using these algorithms, and the results are stored in separate MySQL tables created for each algorithm, facilitating a comparative analysis of hash value strength. ● The integration of the database with IntelliJ involves code development using the JDBC connector. Nine distinct tables are created within MySQL to store hash values generated by each algorithm individually. ● Within IntelliJ, nine Java files house code specific to each algorithm. These files return the generated hash values of input passwords to their respective MySQL tables, enabling clear observation and comparison of hash values generated by different algorithms. Upon code execution, the simulation initiates, and a window appears to facilitate further analysis. This comprehensive approach allows for a thorough examination of hash value strengths generated through diverse hashing algorithms
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  ADVANTAGES ● The advantageof making all nine different tables is to compare the results easily. ● Prevent brute force attack and collision hash attack ● Password become more secure with advance hash function
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  DISADVANTAGES ● More memoryis required to store tables created using MySQL.
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  SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ● FrontEnd- .Net ● Back End- SQL Server
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  REFERENCES ● [1]. Long,Sihan. "A Comparative Analysis of the Application of Hashing Encryption Algorithms for MD5, SHA-1, and SHA-512." Journal of Physics: Conference Series, vol. 1314, IOP Publishing, 2019. ● [2]. De Guzman, Froilan E., Bobby D. Gerardo, and Ruji P. Medina. "Implementation of enhanced secure hash algorithm towards a secured web portal." 2019 IEEE 4th International Conference on Computer and Communication Systems (ICCCS), pp. 189-192. IEEE, 2019. ● [3]. Sharma, Arvind K., and S. K. Mittal. "Cryptography & Network Security Hash Function Applications, Attacks and Advances: A Review." 2019 Third International Conference on Inventive Systems and Control (ICISC), IEEE, 2019. ● This paper is from Comparative Analysis of Password Storage Security using Double Secure Hash Algorithm by Savarala Chethana, Sreevathsa Sree Charan, Vemula Srihitha, D. Radha, Kavitha C. R.