Image Encryption Algorithm Based on Rijndael S-boxes

Jiping, Niu

doi:10.1109/cis.2008.180

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“…Lightweight cryptographic techniques generally result in less computationally demanding encryption/decryption at the cost of 'acceptable loss' of security margin. Partial encryption techniques [4][5][6][7][8][9] and chaotic and cellular automata-based encryption [10][11][12][13] fall into this category. Of particular relevance is the work by Jipping [9], who demonstrated AES [14] S-Box based image encryption technique.…”

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“…Partial encryption techniques [4][5][6][7][8][9] and chaotic and cellular automata-based encryption [10][11][12][13] fall into this category. Of particular relevance is the work by Jipping [9], who demonstrated AES [14] S-Box based image encryption technique. The second track addresses the integration of encryption with compression, coding, and information embedding of data [15][16][17].…”

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Characterizing cryptographic primitives for lightweight digital image encryption

Ahmed

Resch

2009

SPIE Proceedings

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We present a statistical footprint-based method to characterize several symmetric cryptographic primitives as they are used in lightweight digital image encryption. In particular, using spatial-domain histogram and frequency-domain image analysis techniques, we identify a number of metrics from the encrypted images and use them to contrast the security performance of different cryptographic primitives. For each of the metrics, the best performing cryptographic primitive is identified. Complementary primitives are then combined to result in a product cipher with better cryptographic performance.

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Characterizing cryptographic primitives for lightweight digital image encryption

Ahmed

Resch

2009

SPIE Proceedings

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“…7,8 From non-pathogenic Onygenales, many compounds have been reported. A few examples include polyketides and isoprenoids from marine 9 and terrestrial Onygenales. [10][11][12][13][14][15] Onygenales and Eurotiales strains contain a similar number of BGCs responsible for producing secondary metabolites, although the types of genes differ slightly between the groups.…”

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“…To determine the chemical potential of A. pyridodomos, we performed fermentation and chemical analysis, leading to the discovery of 14 polyketides (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14). Previously, we identified a new polyketide derivative, oxazinin A (10), which exhibited activity against transient receptor potential (TRP) channels.…”

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“…20 Subsequently, we described a series of unusual polyketides, onydecalins (11)(12)(13)(14), with anti-TRP and anti-Histoplasma activities. 21 Here, we describe further new polyketide structural families encompassing aintennols (1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6) and aiorsellinates (7)(8)(9). We identified some of the BGCs linked to A. pyridodomos compounds by sequence analysis and heterologous expression.…”

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Secondary Metabolites of Onygenales Fungi Exemplified by Aioliomyces pyridodomos

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Fungi from Order Onygenales include human pathogens. Although secondary metabolites are critical for pathogenic interactions, relatively little is known about Onygenales compounds. Here, we use chemical and genetic methods on Aioliomyces pyridodomos, the first representative of a candidate new family within Onygenales. We isolated 14 new bioactive metabolites, nine of which are first disclosed here. Thirty-two specialized metabolite biosynthetic gene clusters (BGCs) were identified. BGCs were correlated to some of the new compounds by heterologous expression of biosynthetic genes. Some of the compounds were found after one year of fermentation. By comparing BGCs from A. pyridodomos with those from 68 previously sequenced Onygenales fungi, we delineate a large biosynthetic potential. Most of these biosynthetic pathways are specific to Onygenales fungi and have not been found elsewhere. Family-level specificity and conservation of biosynthetic gene content is evident within Onygenales. Identification of these compounds may be important to understanding pathogenic interactions.

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Visible Light-Driven Self-Powered Device Based on a Straddling Nano-Heterojunction and Bio-Application for the Quantitation of Exosomal RNA

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This paper reports the design and fabrication of a self-powered biosensing device based on TiO 2 nanosilks (NSs)@MoS 2 quantum dots (QDs) and demonstrates a bioapplication for the quantitative detection of exosomal RNA (Homo sapiens HOXA distal transcript antisense RNA, HOTTIP). This self-powered device features enhanced power output compared to TiO 2 NSs alone. This is attributed to the formation of a heterojunction structure with suitable band offset derived from the hybridization between TiO 2 NSs and MoS 2 QDs, i.e., the straddling (Type I) band

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Image Encryption Algorithm Based on Rijndael S-boxes

Cited by 4 publications

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Characterizing cryptographic primitives for lightweight digital image encryption

Characterizing cryptographic primitives for lightweight digital image encryption

Secondary Metabolites of Onygenales Fungi Exemplified by Aioliomyces pyridodomos

Visible Light-Driven Self-Powered Device Based on a Straddling Nano-Heterojunction and Bio-Application for the Quantitation of Exosomal RNA

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