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Privacy Preserving Data Communication Model

Encryption has been a widely used technology for protecting secure data. However, recent threats show that encrypted data are being hacked and decrypted. A 128-bit encryption can be broken by a few weeks of supercomputing processing. These data are very critical to an organization and could be lethal if accessed by unauthorized group. Here a new transmission model is proposed for securing structured data over sensitive networks. The model uses simple mathematical operations to secure data segments, obtained after segregating the whole data and transmitting the segment in parts.