Abstract

In this Paper our aim is to present how to keep confidentiality in between two or more persons by using Sumudu transform and Cryptography. In the first part of the paper we will consider one message in plain-text and convert it in confidential form by applying Sumudu transform to trigonometric sine series. In second part we will convert this confidential message to our original message by applying inverse Sumudu transform.

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