A survey on Symmetric and Asymmetric Key based Image Encryption

Kumar, Satish; Singh, Binod Kumar; Akshita,; Pundir, Sonika; Batra, Simran; Rashi, Joshi

doi:10.1109/idea49133.2020.9170703

Cited by 15 publications

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“…A pair of keys are used when using public key encryption, anyone can encrypt messages but only those who know the private key can decrypt and retrieve the original message. [18]. The following section outlines the most common theories…”

Section: Public Key (Asymmetric) Cryptographymentioning

confidence: 99%

A Comprehensive Review of Color Image Encryption Technology

Dawood¹,

Thabit²,

Fahad³

2023

BJES

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Today, with the continuous increase in the use of computer networks and the rapid evolution of information technologies. The secure transmission of data over the Internet has become an urgent necessity to preserve the privacy of users and protect sensitive information from theft and distortion. images are most of this transferred data, so it was necessary to protect it by encrypting them using algorithms that ensure the protection of information access to the receiver. Color images contain sensitive information and details that must be secured and protected. This paper produces a comprehensive review of image encryption methods and classifies them based on various concepts such as chaotic maps, DNA, etc. with comparisons between existing approaches to accessing different security parameters. Additionally, the types of encryption keys were reviewed along with some common types of attacks and the most important methods for measuring encryption efficiency.

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Section: Public Key (Asymmetric) Cryptographymentioning

confidence: 99%

A Comprehensive Review of Color Image Encryption Technology

Dawood¹,

Thabit²,

Fahad³

2023

BJES

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“…In many techniques, the key and algorithms cannot be split effectively to improve the security of the Internet. Hence, many research works are going on to realize asymmetric key cryptography techniques [14] [15]. Asymmetric cryptography methods such as Rivest-Shamir-Adleman (RSA) [16] and Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) [17] [18] [19] have been explored and gaining popularity to overcome the challenges of symmetric cryptography.…”

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A Novel Hybrid Multikey Cryptography Technique for Video Communication

2023

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Online video streaming is becoming more widespread in people's everyday entertainment routines. Protecting copyright and piracy has become a key concern in real-time video streaming systems. This research provides a revolutionary multi-key and hybrid cryptography approach to offer security. This work describes the software implementation of video encryption and decryption employing continuous systems based on the Elliptic Curve Cryptography approach as pseudorandom encryption key generators. This approach creates several keys to encrypt and decode small chunks of video files that are produced dynamically based on the video data. The suggested approach was implemented on the Android platform, where applications for sender and recipients had been created to enable streaming. The security and performance of the proposed system have been examined by implementing it on devices and streaming videos. The outcomes demonstrate superiority in terms of performance and security.

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“…Protecting sensitive information through implementing access control mechanisms ensures data privacy and security. Two classifications of cryptographic techniques used for data privacy and security are symmetric and asymmetric [13]. In asymmetric cryptography, both the sender and receiver use the shared key for encryption and decryption, whereas in asymmetric, public and private keys are used for the same process.…”

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An Efficient Hybrid Fuzzy Image Encryption Models for the Secured Cloud Accessing in Portable Robotics Devices

Reddy¹,

Prasad²,

Reddy³

et al. 2023

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Secure sharing of image data through different communication channels is a challenging research issue in digital networks. In such cases, cryptography algorithms are widely used to encrypt and decrypt the information reliably at both ends of source and target destinations. Various state-of-the-art image encryption algorithms are surveyed and investigated to assess the best image encryption. In this paper, image encryption is described with various fuzzy operation modes. It ensures secure image transmission over to the digital channels. Most reliable image encryption is the aim of the work, and it is achieved through developing a hybrid fuzzy based framework that composites the techniques of image encryption methods and fuzzy operation modes. Proposed hybrid fuzzy based models are highly recommended to maintain secure information on portable robotics devices, communication channels, and routing devices. These hybrid encrypted models provide the users' privacy to access the image data with reliable security mechanisms.

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A survey on Symmetric and Asymmetric Key based Image Encryption

Cited by 15 publications

References 7 publications

A Comprehensive Review of Color Image Encryption Technology

A Comprehensive Review of Color Image Encryption Technology

A Novel Hybrid Multikey Cryptography Technique for Video Communication

An Efficient Hybrid Fuzzy Image Encryption Models for the Secured Cloud Accessing in Portable Robotics Devices

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