A novel block chaotic encryption scheme for remote sensing image

Ye, Guodong; Huang, Xiaoling

doi:10.1007/s11042-015-2861-5

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“…However, the effect may be unsatisfactory for remote sensing images with large amount of data. In 2016, Ye and Huang adopted block encryption for big size remote sensing images, which significantly improved the encryption efficiency [45]. In the following year, based on the consideration of reducing satellite energy costs, Huang et al used compressed sensing to encrypt remote sensing images [46].…”

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A Novel Multiband Remote-Sensing Image Encryption Algorithm Based on Dual-Channel Key Transmission Model

Liu

et al. 2021

Security and Communication Networks

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With the rapid development of remote sensing technology, satellite remote sensing images have been involved in many areas of people’s lives. Remote sensing images contain military secrets, land profiles, and other sensitive data, so it is urgent to encrypt remote sensing images. This paper proposes a dual-channel key transmission model. The plaintext related key is embedded into the ciphertext image through bit-level key hiding transmission strategy, which enhanced the ability of ciphertext image to resist known-plaintext attack and chosen plaintext attack. In addition, a multiband remote sensing image encryption algorithm based on Boolean cross-scrambling and semi-tensor product diffusion is designed. Firstly, the pixel positions of each band of the remote sensing image are disturbed. Then, the random sequence generated by the four-dimensional chaotic system is processed and deformed to obtain a Boolean matrix. Based on the generated Boolean matrix and certain rules, the cross-confusion between the bands is carried out. Finally, the semi-tensor product operation is used in the diffusion process. Simulation results and experimental analysis show that the proposed algorithm obtains a larger key space and has stronger antiattack ability than other remote sensing image encryption algorithms. It can meet the security transmission of multiband remote sensing image in open space.

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A Novel Multiband Remote-Sensing Image Encryption Algorithm Based on Dual-Channel Key Transmission Model

Liu

et al. 2021

Security and Communication Networks

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“…Some researchers have also made use of techniques such as compressed sensing [30,31] combined with a chaotic cryptographic environment in order to achieve both compressions as well as encryption on remote sensing images. Unlike other methods, Ye et al [32] proposed using the chaotic Lorenz system as the basis for block-based remote sensing image encryption. A fast block circular permutation is added to their work.…”

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“…A fast block circular permutation is added to their work. This method proposed by Ye et al [32] was shown to resist both known-plaintext and chosen-plaintext cryptanalysis attacks. Though AES is not common in encrypting images, Zhang et al [33] have successfully combined both AES and Piece-Wise Linear Chaotic Map (PWLCM) to create an effective new means for the secure transmission of remote sensing images and achieved fast encryption.…”

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A Novel Privacy Approach of Digital Aerial Images Based on Mersenne Twister Method with DNA Genetic Encoding and Chaos

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Aerial photography involves capturing images from aircraft and other flying objects, including Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV). Aerial images are used in many fields and can contain sensitive information that requires secure processing. We proposed an innovative new cryptosystem for the processing of aerial images utilizing a chaos-based private key block cipher method so that the images are secure even on untrusted cloud servers. The proposed cryptosystem is based on a hybrid technique combining the Mersenne Twister (MT), Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA), and Chaotic Dynamical Rossler System (MT-DNA-Chaos) methods. The combination of MT with the four nucleotides and chaos sequencing creates an enhanced level of security for the proposed algorithm. The system is tested at three separate phases. The combined effects of the three levels improve the overall efficiency of the randomness of data. The proposed method is computationally agile, and offered more security than existing cryptosystems. To assess, this new system is examined against different statistical tests such as adjacent pixels correlation analysis, histogram consistency analyses and its variance, visual strength analysis, information randomness and uncertainty analysis, pixel inconsistency analysis, pixels similitude analyses, average difference, and maximum difference. These tests confirmed its validity for real-time communication purposes.

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“…However, recent trends in the Rössler system have indicated a potential progress for engineering medical applications [31]. Moreover, some important implementations for Rössler systems are ultrafast signal processing [32], remote sensing image [33], and transformation of biological DNA sequence [34]. Relevant applications in this direction such as optoelectronic sensing [35], all-optical codification [36], probabilistic [37], telecom [38], and artificial intelligence [39] are based on chaotic models.…”

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Sequential Photodamage Driven by Chaotic Systems in NiO Thin Films and Fluorescent Human Cells

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A laser ablation process assisted by the feedback of a sensor with chaotic electronic modulation is reported. A synchronous bistable logic circuit was analyzed for switching optical signals in a laser-processing technique. The output of a T-type flip-flop configuration was employed in the photodamage of NiO films. Multiphotonic effects involved in the ablation threshold were evaluated by a vectorial two-wave mixing method. A photoinduced thermal phenomenon was identified as the main physical mechanism responsible for the nonlinearity of index under nanosecond irradiation at 532 nm wavelength. Comparative experiments for destroying highly transparent human cells were carried out. Potential applications for developing hierarchical functions yielding laser-induced controlled explosions with immediate applications for biomedical photothermal processes can be contemplated.

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A novel block chaotic encryption scheme for remote sensing image

Cited by 15 publications

References 26 publications

A Novel Multiband Remote-Sensing Image Encryption Algorithm Based on Dual-Channel Key Transmission Model

A Novel Multiband Remote-Sensing Image Encryption Algorithm Based on Dual-Channel Key Transmission Model

A Novel Privacy Approach of Digital Aerial Images Based on Mersenne Twister Method with DNA Genetic Encoding and Chaos

Sequential Photodamage Driven by Chaotic Systems in NiO Thin Films and Fluorescent Human Cells

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