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February 24, 2026International Journal of Engineering & Technology0 citationsOpen Access

A Study on Digital Signature Authentication Algorithm Based on Multi-Factor and Public Key Infrastructure

YPYoon-Jae ParkYLYong-Hoon LimMCMyung-Sin Chae

Key Points

  • To develop and validate a new digital signature authentication algorithm called PASSCON that enhances security in IoT environments.
  • Developed PASSCON as a novel algorithm for digital signature authentication.
  • Utilized multi-factor authentication techniques to enhance security.
  • Implemented protective measures against SQL Injection and Brute Force Dictionary attacks.
  • PASSCON significantly reduces security vulnerabilities associated with password-based authentication.
  • Users feel more secure when employing the PASSCON algorithm on their dashboard.
  • The system ensures that even if a key is compromised, the user’s account remains protected.

Abstract

Today most people have connected each other with information communications technology (ICT) under Internet of Things (IOT) environment. It is not awkward to have more interactions with someone they never knew. The security has become very critical in IT systems, for the security most of services rely solely on password-based authentication that has made little technological progress over past decades. The password-based authentication is exposed directly to security vulnerabilities in IOT environment, thus leading to constant increase in security incidents. The research developed an innovative authentication method, called PASSCON, as a new digital signature authentication algorithm. It explains the algorism and explain why its users would feel comfortable and secure by using it. It also suggestion proof to verify its effectiveness. It does not use text-based authentication, which causes security flaw in password-based authentication. It works only on the user’s dashboard. This can block SQL Injection Attack or Brute Force Dictionary Attack. In addition, the digital ink is used only on the specified device. It also prevents other device from generating an electronic signature even if it is a correct icon key. That is, even if the key of the user’s information is leaked, the user's account is protected

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Park et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699d3fd9de8e28729cf649f0https://doi.org/10.14419/ijet.v8i1.4.26320
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