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Secure data communication is a big challenge for information technology (IT) companies due to the increasing number of attackers and malicious users. The exponential increases in users or customers on the Internet makes the situation more critical. Cryptography is the technique of transmitting data or messages (files) between a sender and receiver over an untrusted medium in such a manner that an attacker or malicious user is unable to read the original data. It can also be used for the authentication of customers or users.
DNA can be used to store large chunks of data since large amounts of data can be stored inside the condensed volume of DNA. One gram of DNA can hold approximately 1021 bases (A, T, G, and C) of DNA, representing approximately 700 TB of data storage capacity. Therefore, a few grams of DNA can store all the data in the world. The processing speed of write and read operations in DNA computing is comparatively very high, which has already attracted many researchers to use DNA in computing, also known as DNA computing.