A Nature-Inspired Approach to Cryptology

Introduction to Nature Inspired Algorithms.- Cryptography Background and Primitives.- Genetic Cryptography.- Neural Cryptography.- DNA based Cryptography.- Optimization of Cryptosystems using Nature Inspired Algorithms.- Bio-inspired Lightweight Approaches to Cryptography.- Chaos Cryptography.

Shishir Kumar Shandilya is Professor of Computer Science and Engineering and is the Deputy Director of SECURE, the Center of Excellence in Cybersecurity at VIT Bhopal University. He is a Visiting Professor at Liverpool Hope University in the United Kingdom, a Cambridge University-certified professional teacher and trainer, a TEDx speaker, an ACM Distinguished Speaker, and a senior member of IEEE. Shishir is a NASSCOM-certified master trainer for security analysts in SOC (SSC/Q0909: NVEQF Level 7) and has received the IDA Teaching Excellence Award for distinctive use of technology in teaching by the Indian Didactics Association, Bangalore (2016), and the Young Scientist Award for two consecutive years, 2005 and 2006, by the Indian Science Congress and MP Council of Science and Technology. Springer, IGI-USA, River Denmark, and Prentice Hall of India have all published ten of his books. He has international and national patents and copyrights granted for adaptive cyber defence methods.

Agni Datta is a computer science major at VIT Bhopal University in India with a minor in cybersecurity. He is a student member of ACM and SIAM. He was the co-founder as well as the first president of the SIAM student chapter at VIT Bhopal University. Furthermore, he is also a doctorate aspirant with preferences in cryptography, algorithmic number theory, and vulnerability evaluations of compilers and algorithms. His research concentrates on significant mathematical and theoretical problems such as fully homomorphic encryption, lattice-based cryptography, privacy-preserving algorithms, and social networking security. Early in his practice, he became interested in computational complexity and computability theory. Along with these interests, he also adores photography, old literature, classical music, and recreational athletics.

Atulya K. Nagar holds the foundation chair as a Professor of Mathematical Sciences and is the Pro-Vice-Chancellor for research at Liverpool Hope