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| Open Access | UPGRADING THE SECURITY OF ELECTRONIC EXCHANGES BY UTILIZING RSA MARKS
Abhishek Gupta , Department Of Information Technology Sharad Chandra Pawar College of Engineering, Otur(Pune), IndiaAbstract
This study focuses on enhancing the security of electronic exchanges through the utilization of RSA signatures. RSA (Rivest-Shamir-Adleman) signatures are widely recognized for their robustness in ensuring data integrity and authenticity in digital transactions. This research explores the implementation and effectiveness of RSA signatures in mitigating cyber threats such as data tampering and unauthorized access. By analyzing case studies and employing cryptographic techniques, the study assesses how RSA signatures contribute to strengthening security measures in electronic exchanges. The findings emphasize the importance of adopting RSA signatures as a fundamental component of cybersecurity strategies to safeguard sensitive information and uphold trust in digital transactions.
Keywords
RSA Signatures, Electronic Exchanges, Cybersecurity
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