Construction of S-Box Based on Parametric Mixing of Chaotic Maps

Hanchinamani, Gururaj; Narayan, D. G.; Savakknavar, Rekha

doi:10.1109/icaect49130.2021.9392537

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“…In [16], Q. Lu et al a new algorithm for constructing S-Boxes based on a new compound chaotic system (tent-logistic system) is presented. In [17], G. Hanchinamani et al proposed a method that employs a 4D chaotic map by mixing two 1D Logistic maps and a 2D Henon map. The mixed chaotic sequence is used to generate an Sbox.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…When evaluating the effectiveness of an image encryption technology, encryption quality is a key consideration. Several tests are run on the plaintext and cipher images to gauge the effectiveness of encryption, including mean square error (𝑀𝑆𝐸), peak signal-to-noise ratio ( 𝑃𝑆𝑁𝑅 ), maximum deviation (𝑀𝐷), and irregular deviation (𝐼𝐷) [17]. Below, a thorough discussion of these tests and their outcomes is provided.…”

Section: Encryption Qualitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The 𝑃𝑆𝑁𝑅 quantified the difference in peak error between plain and encrypted images. Plain and cipher images should have low PSNRs due to their large differences [17]. 𝑀𝑆𝐸 and 𝑃𝑆𝑁𝑅 outcomes are, respectively, 10134.48 and 0.00537.…”

Section: Mean Square Error and Peak Signal-to-noise Ratiomentioning

confidence: 99%

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Image Encryption in IOT Using Hyper-chaotic System

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The rapid development of IOT and the ease of capturing and transmitting digital images have increased the demand for image encryption. Despite the availability of various encryption methods, chaos-based image encryption is the most suitable method for image applications due to its sensitivity to initial conditions and control parameters. Many image encryption schemes have been developed to enhance the security of images by using chaotic maps, but they cannot combat all possible threats from the cryptanalysis community. This study presents a new chaosbased substitution box (S-box) and its application for securing images. The construction of the presented S-box approach is based on a new five-dimensional hyper-chaotic system, and the experimental results prove that the suggested S-box approach has high nonlinearity and good cryptographic characteristics. In addition, we utilize the effectiveness of the presented S-box approach in designing a novel lightweight image encryption/decryption scheme. Results demonstrate that this scheme has a sufficient peak signal-to-noise ratio, a low correlation, and a large key space. These factors make it more efficient than its classical counterpart and allow it to resist statistical and differential attacks. The number of changing pixel rate (NPCR) and the unified averaged changed intensity (UACI) values were 99.623 and 33.532, respectively. The entropy oscillates from 7.9965 to 7.9971 for the tested encrypted images. These criteria indicate an efficient, fast, and robust scheme that can be used for secure image transmission via public channels.

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Image Encryption in IOT Using Hyper-chaotic System

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“…The generated S-Boxes have higher scores in linear probability and differential probability than other S-Boxes. In 2021, G. Hanchinamani et al [24] provided a new approach of creating Sbox relying on mixing the variables of chaotic maps. Their presented S-Box satisfied the S-Box criteria and was found to be better as compared with other approaches.…”

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Creation of S-Box based One-Dimensional Chaotic Logistic Map: Colour Image Encryption Approach

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Image security is evolving as an outstanding platform to provide security in the digital world. The external features of the Internet have driven the transfer of digital images from one place to another. In the area of security, the improvement of encryption and decryption is crucial. Chaos-based encryption has recently been proposed as a reliable and effective solution for image security. The excellent properties of unpredictability, ergodicity, and sensitivity to their parameters and initial values have enabled the wide use of chaotic maps in security applications. This paper introduces a colour image encryption approach to secure colour images and constructs s-box relying on the onedimensional logistic map. The proposed colour image encryption approach relies on the generated new S-box. The new S-box passed the S-box test criteria for balanced, completeness, avalanche, and strict avalanche. Also, the encryption performance analysis metrics like information entropy, correlation analysis, histogram analysis, and differential attack are recorded. Based on the results, the values of information entropy, NPCR, and UACI for the Lena image reached are 7.9972, 99.601%, and 33.5647% respectively.

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Application of Chaotic Encryption and Decryption in Wireless Transmission From Sensory Toolholders on Machine Tools

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Construction of S-Box Based on Parametric Mixing of Chaotic Maps

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Image Encryption in IOT Using Hyper-chaotic System

Creation of S-Box based One-Dimensional Chaotic Logistic Map: Colour Image Encryption Approach

Application of Chaotic Encryption and Decryption in Wireless Transmission From Sensory Toolholders on Machine Tools

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