This paper aims at overcoming the shortcomings of RC4 (Rivest Cipher 4) algorithm that mainly resides in the "key scheduling algorithm" (KSA) of RC4. This paper is a trial to enhance key generation of RC4 on the basis of logistic maps with multi-parameters named (EKSA), the permutation of array of S improved to base of the generator for the random numbers that depend on three logistic maps with two parameters, three parameters and four parameters, the suggested algorithm result the follow : outcome = T ⊕ generated key ⊕ value that is random from EKSA (Lm4p (w)) The secrecy is tested for the enhancement RC4 with EKSA, in addition to the arbitrariness and variable key size effectiveness and different size of the plaintext regarding to those of the original RC4.The outputs display that original RC4 with KSA is less powerful than the the enhancement RC 4 with EKSA.
Partial transmission sequence (PTS) is seen as a related project in the framework of the Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) to suppress the medium to high Peak-to-Average Power Ratio problem. The PTS chart data is based on dividing the back into subdivisions and their weight by combining step-by-step factors. Despite the fact that PTS can reduce the high specifications. The Computational Complexity Level (CC) limits the scope of application to match PTS use with ground applications. In PTS, there are three main distribution schemes. Interleaving projects (IL-PTS), arbitrary and alternate (PR-PTS) and Ad-PTS. In this paper, another algorithm called the Hybrid Pseudo-Random and Interleaving Cosine Wave Shape (H-PRC-PTS) is presented and the PR-PTS equilibrium is established by stabilizing the cousin waveform between languages (S-IL-C- PTS), which was suggested in the previous work. The results showed that the proposed algorithm could reduce the validity of PAPR as a PR-PTS scheme, although the CC level was significantly reduced.
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