Optics Express · 2010 · 285 citations · 27 references
ComputingComputer ScienceCybersecurityComputer SecurityCryptographySecurity ArchitectureAuthenticated EncryptionChaos TheoryCryptographic AlgorithmsData EncryptionBinary EncodingChaotic DynamicsChaotic MapsEncryptionEncryption AlgorithmsEncryption Scheme Security
We propose a double image encryption by using random binary encoding and gyrator transform. Two secret images are first regarded as the real part and imaginary part of complex function. Chaotic map is used for obtaining random binary matrix. The real part and imaginary part of complex function are exchanged under the control of random binary data. An iterative structure composed of the random binary encoding method is designed and employed for enhancing the security of encryption algorithm. The parameters in chaotic map and gyrator transform serve as the keys of this encryption scheme. Some numerical simulations have been made, to demonstrate the performance this algorithm.
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