Image encryption algorithm based on Tent-Dynamics coupled map lattices and diffusion of Household
Xingyuan Wang,
Wenhua Xue and
Jubai An
Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, 2020, vol. 141, issue C
Abstract:
This paper presents an image encryption algorithm based on Tent-Dynamics Coupled Map Lattices (TDCML) system and diffusion of Household. All aspects of the TDCML spatiotemporal chaotic system proposed in this paper meet the cryptographic characteristics and are suitable for studying image encryption. The specific image encryption algorithm first generates chaotic sequences according to the TDCML system. The image scrambling uses a cyclic shift algorithm, and the movement of each row and column is determined by the chaotic sequence. Then the image diffusion is improved according to the Household orthogonal decomposition method. Think of each column of the image matrix as a row vector, and then operate according to part of the formulas in the Household transformation to obtain a new row vector. Finally, perform the bitwise XOR operation with the specified chaotic sequence to obtain the final encrypted image. Theoretical analysis and experimental results have proved the security of this encryption algorithm.
Keywords: image encryption; TDCML system; Household; Cyclic shift (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2020
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DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2020.110309
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