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Advances in optical security systems
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2014
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Optical Security SystemsPhotonicsOptical MeansFree-space Optical NetworkEngineeringOptical ComputingInformation SecurityOptical PropertiesInformation Theoretic SecurityPhysical SecuritySecuritySecure CommunicationOptical Wireless CommunicationOptical SystemsInformation OpticData SecurityCryptography
Optical methods such as double random phase encoding have been explored for information security, offering unique advantages like many degrees of freedom over electronic approaches. This review aims to clarify current developments in optical security systems and highlight potential future directions. The paper reviews various optical security systems, presenting theoretical principles, implementation examples, and analyzing their advantages and weaknesses.
Information security with optical means, such as double random phase encoding, has been investigated by various researchers. It has been demonstrated that optical technology possesses several unique characteristics for securing information compared with its electronic counterpart, such as many degrees of freedom. In this paper, we present a review of optical technologies for information security. Optical security systems are reviewed, and theoretical principles and implementation examples are presented to illustrate each optical security system. In addition, advantages and potential weaknesses of each optical security system are analyzed and discussed. It is expected that this review not only will provide a clear picture about current developments in optical security systems but also may shed some light on future developments.
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