Audio Encryption Scheme Using Self-Adaptive Bit Scrambling and Two Multi Chaotic-Based Dynamic DNA Computations

Abdelfatah, Roayat Ismail

doi:10.1109/access.2020.2987197

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“…SSIM gages the difference between the two audio samples. PSNR is a measure of the ratio between the original and encrypted audio file and Reference [32] Reference [34] Reference [33] Reference [50] Reference [51] Proposed (Audio 1)…”

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“…e algorithm attained confusion through Mobius transformation and diffusion via chaotic Hénon map. Abdelfatah [33] proposed a novel audio encryption scheme through the combination of four methods self-adaptive scrambling, multiple chaotic maps, cipher feedback, and DNA encoding. e proposed scheme tends to enhance keyspace and provide strength against brute force attacks.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Outcomes of encryption quality metrics and comparison with recent approaches.Analysis Proposed (Audio 1) Proposed (Audio 2) Proposed (Audio 3) Reference[50] Reference[52] Reference[37] Reference[33] …”

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A Noise-Tolerant Audio Encryption Framework Designed by the Application of S8 Symmetric Group and Chaotic Systems

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The recent decade has witnessed an exponential surge of digital content, especially multimedia and its applications. The security requirements of these innovative platforms necessitate the significance of enhancing advanced encryption schemes. In this paper, a novel encryption scheme is presented for real-time audio applications. The framework of the proposed scheme is grounded on the principles of confusion and diffusion. The confusion incorporates nonlinearity by the application of Mordell elliptic curves (MEC) and a symmetric group of permutations S8. The endurance of the proposed scheme is further enriched through the application of chaotic maps. The proposed scheme is intended to cater requirements of real-time voice communications in defense applications particularly warzones. The adoption of a modular design and fusion of chaotic maps makes the algorithm viable for numerous real-time audio applications. The security can further be enriched by incorporating additional rounds and number of S-boxes in the algorithm. The security and resistance of the algorithm against various attacks are gaged through performance evaluation and security measurements. The audio encryption scheme has the ability to tolerate noise triggered by a channel or induced by an invader. The decryption was successful and the resultant output was audible for noisy data. The overall results depict that the proposed audio encryption scheme contains an excellent cryptographic forte with the minimum computational load. These characteristics allow the algorithm to be a hotspot for modern robust applications.

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A Noise-Tolerant Audio Encryption Framework Designed by the Application of S8 Symmetric Group and Chaotic Systems

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Gilani

Hussain

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“…If the second rule in Table 1. is selected, the 8-bit binary "00110110" number can be expressed as "ATCG", if the fourth rule is chosen , then the 8-bit of the binary number "00110110" can be expressed as "CGTA" [7]. In this paper, we use the second rule to encode 8 bits of speech signal as shown in Table 1 , Rule 2= 00-A 01-G 10-C 11-T.…”

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Speech Encryption Technique using S - box based on Multi Chaotic Maps

Abdullah¹,

Abduljaleel²

2021

TEM Journal

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This paper proposes the establishment of a secure encryption system for data transmission that includes three stages: first stage is a scrambling stage that is divided into scrambling of different sizes blocks and scrambling bits, the second stage is the use of DNA code to flip the bits and the third stage is the encryption using the Substitution box by 256 keys. The scheme is analysed using a variety of metrics. The findings demonstrate that the proposed system is significantly more reliable and robust against various forms of attacks than several recent related speech signal encryption systems.

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“…A safe audio transmission method is introduced, combining four different techniques for encoding audio in the same system for even more security. The method is called Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) encoding and the proposed method is assessed using various measurements such as signal to noise ratio (SNR), root mean square (RMS), peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR), and correlation coefficient [25]. Recently, a chaotic synchronization-based secure communication system using a BELC was proposed.…”

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Synchronization of Chaotic System Using a Brain-Imitated Neural Network Controller and Its Applications for Secure Communications

2021

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This paper proposes a new hybrid algorithm for secure communication applications. The proposed algorithm includes a fuzzy brain emotional learning controller (FBELC), a recurrent cerebellar model articulation controller (RCMAC), and a robust compensator (RC). The main brain-imitated neural network controller is a combination of the RCMAC and the FBELC, which is a mathematical model that approximates the decision and emotional activity of a human brain. A fuzzy inference system is also merged into the FBELC to produce an efficient hybrid structure, then it is used for secure communication applications. The 3-dimensional (3D) Genesio chaotic system is used for audio and image secure communication systems to show the potency and performance of the proposed algorithm. In the first application, a new image encryption algorithm is proposed to enhance security for information transmission, then several standard images are applied for the chaotic synchronization of image secure communication. In the second application, the audio signal is embedded in a 3D chaotic trajectory, which is used as an encryption carrier signal, after using the proposed method for the decryption, the source signal can be retrieved. The comparisons of simulation results using security analyses and root mean square error for recent algorithms are performed to validate the performance and efficiency of the proposed hybrid algorithm. The simulation results point out that our algorithm can attain better synchronization performance, and achieve more efficient audio and image secure communications.INDEX TERMS fuzzy inference system, brain emotional learning control, recurrent cerebellar model articulation controller, 3D chaotic systems, audio secure communication, image secure communication.

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Audio Encryption Scheme Using Self-Adaptive Bit Scrambling and Two Multi Chaotic-Based Dynamic DNA Computations

Cited by 52 publications

References 52 publications

A Noise-Tolerant Audio Encryption Framework Designed by the Application of S8 Symmetric Group and Chaotic Systems

A Noise-Tolerant Audio Encryption Framework Designed by the Application of S8 Symmetric Group and Chaotic Systems

Speech Encryption Technique using S - box based on Multi Chaotic Maps

Synchronization of Chaotic System Using a Brain-Imitated Neural Network Controller and Its Applications for Secure Communications

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