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Hybrid RSAECC Based Secure Communication in Mobile Cloud Environment

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Mobile computing gained much attention in current research arena due to the enhancement of services such as mobile learning, health care monitoring and e commerce. The experience and satisfaction which increases the user count in millions on every day. Advantage of using cloud computing for essential multipath communication creates path for multi homing architecture and multi path data transmission. While the technology develops the security breaches are also increases due to the increased number of users and loads. System has to be considered as stable and safe only if breaches are reduced. Based on the applications services has to be enhanced with reliability, less faults, and robustness makes end to end communication much better for the future. The proposed research work describes a secure cloud computing mobile environment which provides meritorious service to the users. Experimental results highlights the proposed model has 98.5% of success ratio on providing secure communication services to the users via cloud computing applications.

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Sridhar, S., Smys, S. Hybrid RSAECC Based Secure Communication in Mobile Cloud Environment. Wireless Pers Commun 111, 429–442 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-019-06867-0

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