(2020) An image encryption algorithm based on chaotic Lorenz system and novel primitive polynomial S-boxes. IOP Publishing.Īl-Maadeed TA, Hussain I, Anees A, Mustafa MT. These latter features make the proposed algorithm very efficient, robust and resistant against brute force attacks and good for the future secure image communication.Ībdelfattah RI, Mohamed H, Nasr ME (2020) Secure image encryption scheme based on DNA and new multi chaotic map. The proposed system presents high sensitivity on the encryption-decryption keys and on the plain images.
It has good statistical properties of cipher images. The logical DNA operations are used according to an algorithm similar to that of the Fast Walsh Transform (FWT) in those 24 DNA rules. Also we apply the chaotic permutation on DNA chain. Here we use all the 24 rules dynamically as well as the 16 join operations in the encryption. DNA coding generally uses one of the 24 DNA rules and one of the 16 join operations to perform the encryption. Here we use the zigzag process to combine the sequences from all the variables before using them simultaneously in the encryption process. In general, in image encryption based on 3D chaotic systems, each chaotic variable is used independently of the others in one phase of the encryption. The initial conditions come from the two keys and vary from one line of the image to the other and from one image to the other and consequently the sequences of substitutions too. It uses two keys, an external one of 128 bits long and an internal one of 64 gray values coming from the plain image. This paper presents a new image encryption algorithm based on 3D chaotic system and deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) coding.
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