An Authentication Scheme Based on Chaos, a TTP, and a DNA Sequence
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Ralph M. DeFrangesco, Drexel University, College of Computing and Informatics, Philadelphia, PA. 19104 USA.
As individuals, we count on authentication to protect the systems that store our most important information on. Critical systems include medical, financial, and systems that run our nation’s infrastructure. This paper will discuss how chaos can be used in conjunction with a TTP and a DNA sequence to create a onetime credential that can be used to authenticate to a system.
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