This document summarizes a presentation on network security and cryptography. The presentation covers the objectives of security, password auditing, data security, and authentication. It also discusses encryption, decryption, public and private key cryptography, digital signatures, and the RSA algorithm. The presentation includes a demonstration of a public key system and concludes by emphasizing the importance of securing data through cryptography and network security techniques.

1. It’s Presentations from
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4. Friend

5. Presented & performed by
Mr: Rahulprasad yadav
Mr: Nakul Naikwade
(Information Technology)
Network Security & cryptography

6. Network Security & Cryptography

7. Synopsis
Network security
->Objective of Security
->Password Auditing
->Data Security
->Authentication
Cryptography
->Encryption & Decryption
->Public & Private Key Cryptography
->Digital Signatures
->RSA Algorithm
Demonstration
Conclusion
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8. ETWORK SECURITY ->a small intro....
->WHY it is needed?
->WHERE it is needed?
->HOW it is needed?
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9. OBJECTIVE OF SECURITY
To avoid data threats
To avoid denial of services
To secure our data from masquerades
To safeguard our data’s from traffic analyzer
To not to make massage for the third person available
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10. PASSWORD AUDITING
Should not be in uppercase
Must have at least 8 characters
Must include alphabets, numeric keys & special
characters
Password should not be the name of the user,
dictionary word etc.,
It must be updated at least once a month
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11. DATA SECURITY
To monitor the user’s ACCESS CONTROLS
System that are connected in network must be protected
with firewalls
To protect the integrity & availability of the institution’s
information asset’s
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12. RYTOGRAPHY->a small intro……
keywords
->cryptography
->Encryption &Decryption
->Public& Private key cryptography
->Digital signature’s
->RSA Algorithm
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13. CRYTOGRAPHY
Cryptography is science of using mathematics to
encrypt decrypt data
Cryptography enable you to store sensitive
information or transmit it across insecure networks(like
internet) so that it cannot be read by anyone except the
intended recipient
It’s very useful to our Army & Police network to trans
for confidential data
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14. ENCRYPTION AND DECRYPTION
Encryption is a technique that convert’s the original
text into an unreadable text
The converted original text is called as Cipher text
Decryption technique is used to convert the cipher text
into the original text
Authentication is the verification process which identifies
the password & username
Digital signature are signed to make the cipher text into unread-
able
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15. PUBLIC & PRIVATE KEY
CRYPTOGRAPHY
Public-key cryptography refers to a cryptography system
require 2 separate keys, one to lock or encrypt the plaintext
& one to unlock or decrypt the cipher text
Private-key ,a private or secret key is an encryption
decryption key known only to the party or parties that exchange
secret massages a problem with PKC is that sender & receiver of
message must agree on a common key via alternative secure
channel
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16. RSA ALGORITHEM
Published in 1978 by MIT,US
(1)The main function of this algorithm is providing approach
to public key cryptography & Encryption
(2) In this the CIPHER TEXT are the integer’s between 0 to n-1
C=e M mod n m->message ,e->encryption
M=d C mod n C->cipher text ,d->decryption
=(e M) d mod n n-> integer’s (r*a) r & a are prime number’s
=m e d mod n
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17. PUBLIC KEY SYSTEM->a Demonstration

18. CONLUSION
This paper describes a technique to successfully
hiding and secure the data or massage with the help
of Encryption or Decryption technique with the
Cryptography And Network Security.
However ,this research work & software package
provide a good starting point for anyone interested in
learning about Cryptography.
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19. “for every lock there is a key………
It is better to keep safe your lock than the key”
“
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20. Bibliography
References
CCNA INTRO-wendell odom
NETWORK ESSENTIALS-william stalings
Website
www.wikipedia.com
www.securitymeasure.com
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