An Image Encryption Scheme Based on Chaotic Maps
Zhang We, Zhiliang Zhu, Hai Bo Yu · 2009
In recent years, the classic encryption architecture based on chaotic map—“confusion diffusion” has been investigated. Among them, a two dimension Cat map is usually employed in confusion phase as an image can be seen as a two dimension array, meanwhile the flew of Cat map is obvious, that is the key space of it is not large enough. In the proposed encryption scheme, the Cat map is not with the fixed control parameters but a variable one during the confusion phase to enlarge the key space of the encryption scheme. Simulations are carried out with detail analyses, demonstrating the high security and efficient operation of our cryptosystem.