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A Study of the ECC, RSA and the Diffie-Hellman Algorithms in Network Security

Elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) is essentially a public key crypto-system similar to RSA with the fundamental difference of faster evolving capacity while yielding a variety of different approaches to the solution of the cryptographic algorithm. RSA furnishes a security level which can be observed in ECCs, but ECCs have the advantage of achieving the same level of security while using simpler keys while providing high level of security at high speeds and low bandwidth. Through this paper, we will present the role of these algorithms in network security and their applications.