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Design of cryptographically secure AES like S‐Box using second‐order reversible cellular automata for wireless body area network applications

Gangadari et al., 2016

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Gangadari B
Rafi Ahamed S
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Healthcare technology letters

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In biomedical, data security is the most expensive resource for wireless body area network applications. Cryptographic algorithms are used in order to protect the information against unauthorised access. Advanced encryption standard (AES) cryptographic algorithm plays a …
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