Analysis of RSA Cryptosystem to Secure Messages in Vehicular Adhoc Network
Keywords:
Public Key Management system, VANETAbstract
Due to increasing rate of accidents as per World Health Organisation, it is required to provide safety in Vehicals. Even if provided safety features in vehicals such as airbags, safety belts , still rate of accidents ratio not reduced. Most of accidents occurers at intersection points. If preincident information about incident received then motorist may take decision along the path . But , difficulty is that if such messages are not secured among vehicals in network then attacker may broadcast wrong information in network for personal benefits or for just fun which may be life threatning to other users in network as other users decisions in network depends only on messages received.
Hence, Security of such Network is important. In this paper, tried to analyse the performance of RSA Cryptographic algorithms in terms of Delay. i. e. time required to generate keys , time requird for signature Generation & Signature Verification . Finally conclude wheather RSA cryptosystem is suitable for Vehicular adhoc network Communication or Not.
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