Implementation of One Time Password by 3*3 Vedic Multiplier

Although enormous methodologies are in market to generate One Time Password (OTP), day to day hackers are creating techniques to break the code and track the OTP. In this paper, a coherent method of generating One Time Password is proposed. Based on the credentials from the source and the length of the message, id of the client, two 8 bit binary values are created and converted to decimal through CB2D Procedure, to create two 3 digit decimal values. The decimal values are then multiplied by the 3×3 Vedic multiplier. The outcome of the Vedic multiplier is the One Time Password. Also here, since the destination plays the role of showing the interest either to accept or deny the message from the source, the percentage of false authentication is reduced than the traditional techniques.