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This paper presents an innovative security system based on E-nose to optimize the edge-to-edge encryption for highly vulnerable to security threats. The idea of this system is to convert human odors into signals. The signals are converted into binary codes in order to provide high security in authentication of the user. In this way, binary codes are converted to alphabets. The alphabets are converted to encrypted data which is checked by the database and validating the user. This is mainly implemented to increase the security of the user and to the data which they use.
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Anush Kumar, V., Manigandaa, C.S., Dhanush Hariharan, S., Manikantaa, C., Saranya, G., Ambeth Kumar, V.D. (2023). Human Odor Security Using E-nose. In: Venkataraman, N., Wang, L., Fernando, X., Zobaa, A.F. (eds) Big Data and Cloud Computing. ICBCC 2022. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 1021. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-1051-9_4
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