A novel distortion-tolerant speech encryption scheme for secure voice communication

Krasnowski, Piotr; Lebrun, Jérôme; Martin, Bruno

doi:10.1016/j.specom.2022.06.007

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“…This development is expected to provide fast processing for real-time voice communication. • Signal synchronization is concerned for further research as stated by [37], [45], and [5]. Synchronization of the received signals is necessary to successfully decrypt the received signals.…”

Section: B Research Opportunitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Deep Learning based assessments for speech quality is also a research opportunity [72]. AI-based quality improvement such as LPCNet [5] should be further developed. Deep learning algorithm can be utilized for extracting the important features from audio signal and for authentication [31].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…An MitM attack is where the attacker intercepts communication between two parties and can manipulate or record the conversation. A spying malware (spyware) attack is where a malicious software installed directly on communication devices and collect information from the device, including voice information, without the user's consent or knowledge [4] [5]. Spyware attack causes the communication device to be untrusted, despite high level security of the communication network.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…To solve the problem of end-to-end voice communication security and to overcome the limitation, the external secure voice device unit should become a solution approach as shown in Figure 1. Inspired by some seminal ideas from analog communications [15], the security scheme should compatible with a great range of communication networks such as VoIP, cellular, and analog networks [5]. The approach employing lossy encryption aligns with the emerging domain of post-quantum cryptography [16].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Speech quality improvement should be further researched. Some proposed solutions implement the speech enhancement such as[71] and[5]. To evaluate the speech quality, The standard quality assessment, such as objective assessment, and especially subjective assessment should be required.…”

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Secure End-to-End Voice Communication: A Comprehensive Review of Steganography, Modem-Based Cryptography, and Chaotic Cryptography Techniques

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2024

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Secure end-to-end voice communication is crucial, but it has several issues. Researchers in this field can benefit from a review paper with broader evaluation parameters than existing literature and from a coverage of security algorithms for voice communication. This paper provides a comprehensive overview of end-to-end secure voice communication and evaluation of various methods for securing voice transmissions over communication networks. The evaluation parameters include System Throughput Capacity, Transmission Error Rate, Recovered Speech Quality, and Security of the System. The analysis results show that Steganography category is the most popular technique in recent years and the most promising category to implement high system throughput capacity. Modem-based Cryptography category is the most promising category to implement standard security algorithms with low system throughput capacity. Meanwhile, chaotic Cryptography provide suitable cryptography for voice security. Furthermore, the results reveal gaps in proposed solutions, including the evaluation and improvement of speech quality, the need for further development of compatible method to implement standard security algorithms, and the extensive development space for Artificial Intelligent based method.

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Section: B Research Opportunitiesmentioning

confidence: 99%