A New Image Encryption Algorithm Based on Modified Optically Injected Semiconductor Laser Chaotic System
01 Jan 2021-IEEE Access (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE))-Vol. 9, pp 131542-131551
TL;DR: Li et al. as discussed by the authors proposed a new image encryption scheme based on an optical injection semiconductor laser chaotic system, which mainly consists of two processes of scrambling and diffusion, which can effectively resist various common attacks on image encryption systems.
Abstract: Compared with general chaotic systems, laser chaotic systems have more complex dynamic behaviors and extremely high sensitivity to parameters and initial values. So far, there are few studies on the application of laser chaotic systems to image encryption. Therefore, this paper proposes a new image encryption scheme based on an optical injection semiconductor laser chaotic system. The encryption scheme mainly includes two processes of scrambling and diffusion. The scrambling process converts the pseudo-random sequences generated by the laser chaotic system into chaotic matrixes and scrambling each pixel through a random point scrambling algorithm. In the diffusion process, the chaotic sequences generated by the laser chaotic system are quantized into random numbers and applied to the improved gravitational model algorithm to achieve the effect of pixel diffusion. The experimental results and security analyses indicate that the proposed algorithm has good image encryption performance and can effectively resist various common attacks on image encryption systems.
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TL;DR: Wang et al. as discussed by the authors proposed a selective region medical image encryption algorithm based on cascade chaos, which consists of two stages: region of interest (ROI) encryption and full image encryption.
Abstract: Aiming at the problem that medical image information is easy to be stolen, tampered and maliciously destroyed in the transmission process, a selective region medical image encryption algorithm based on cascade chaos is proposed. The encryption algorithm consists of two stages: region of interest (ROI) encryption and full image encryption. First, the Cubic map is cascaded with an improved Cosine map. Through the analysis of dynamic characteristics, the cascade map has better chaotic performance than the traditional chaotic systems. The key sequence is generated by the cascade map and the image. Then edge detection is performed on the image to determine ROI. ROI is divided into multiple image blocks, and a new gradient algorithm is used to label the sub-blocks containing important information. A modified two-dimensional Joseph traversal method is used to scramble the positions of pixels in each sub-block, and further modify their pixel values with a round of diffusion. Finally, we use a block V-shape scrambling method to scramble the entire image. The final encrypted image is obtained through a round of bidirectional diffusion of all pixels using chaotic sequences. Simulation results and security analysis show that the algorithm has large key space and sufficient security. It can effectively resist various malicious attacks.
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