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Data integrity is the assurance that the data sent will remain unaltered when it reaches the receiver. It aims to prevent unintentional and unauthorized changes to sensitive and confidential data. In this paper, we present a research on the various lightweight data integrity algorithms such as lightweight integrity verification (LIVE), the Secure Hash Algorithms (SHA1, SHA2, SHA3), lightweight one-way cryptographic hash algorithm (LOCHA), timestamp defined hash algorithm (TDHA), the one-time signature algorithm and the leapfrog technique. The motive behind this research is, first, to provide an overview of these algorithms and second, to suggest changes that will further improve the performance of one of these lightweight algorithms, namely LIVE. We suggest an improvement to traditional token generation in LIVE using TDHA instead of SHA-1. A refinement of content signing and verification using the leapfrog technique is also proposed.
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Gangwal, A., Mehta, D., Khedekar, S., Gawde, A. (2020). Improvement of Lightweight Integrity Verification Algorithm Using TDHA. In: Vasudevan, H., Michalas, A., Shekokar, N., Narvekar, M. (eds) Advanced Computing Technologies and Applications. Algorithms for Intelligent Systems. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-3242-9_8
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